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  1. 07-May-2012, 14:06 #1
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    Default I am in hurry OR I am in a hurry ???

    Which one ???
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    Default Re: I am hurry OR I am in a hurry ???

    I am in a hurry.
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    Default Re: I am hurry OR I am in a hurry ???

    Or "I am hurrying".
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    Default Re: I am hurry OR I am in a hurry ???

    Sorry, I corrected the topic.

    Still "I am in a hurry" or both?
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    Default Re: I am hurry OR I am in a hurry ???

    If by "both", you still mean "I am in a hurry" and "I am hurry", then the answer is still that only "I am in a hurry" is correct.

    I hurry.
    I am hurrying.
    I hurried.

    I am in a hurry.

    The first three use "to hurry" as a verb and the last uses "a hurry" as a noun with "in a hurry" being the commonly-used phrase.
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