which one is correct?

[snade17]

Could you please tell which of the following two sentences is correct?
" She worried about you"
" She was worried about you"

[Fazzu]

The second one definitely.

[Mutawakil Aldhubaibi]

Could you please tell which of the following two sentences is correct?
" She worried about you"
" She was worried about you"

Hi,
To me, both of them are correct.
regards

[vhb2006]

The second sentence is best choice.

[Fazzu]

Hi,
To me, both of them are correct.
regards

The first one is ungrammatical.You shouldn't write or say like that.

[DavyBCN]

Could you please tell which of the following two sentences is correct?
" She worried about you"
" She was worried about you"

Both are perfect grammatically. In the first example worried is the past simple of worry. In the second it is the past participle of worry used as an adejctive.

[Meshaal]

Both are perfect grammatically. In the first example worried is the past simple of worry. In the second it is the past participle of worry used as an adejctive.

could we use 'bored' in the same way ?

like, "he bored last night "

i think we're missing the verb..

[Mutawakil Aldhubaibi]

The first one is ungrammatical.You shouldn't write or say like that.

you should not write or reply in such.....way.

[DavyBCN]

could we use 'bored' in the same way ?
like, "he bored last night "
i think we're missing the verb..

No you can't. The verb bore has to have an object - "he bored us last night" is good. "He was bored last night" is also good, again because bored in this example is an adjective.

You need to look in your grammar books at the use of the past participle and present participle as adjectives. These can have very different meanins, with bored and boring being good examples.

He was boring last night - describes how the person was, or behaved.
He was bored last night - describes how he felt.

This is quite a big subject, and very important, so deserves some time spent understanding the rules.

[Fazzu]

The first one is ungrammatical.You shouldn't write or say like that.

you should not write or reply in such.....way.

Thanks for correcting me.

Both are perfect grammatically. In the first example worried is the past simple of worry. In the second it is the past participle of worry used as an adejctive.

So far, I have not heard or seen such sentences.

Can I use such sentences in my compositions?