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He bursted out laughing
He bursted out laughter
He bursted into laughing
He bursted into laughter
are they all correct?
He bursted out laughter
He bursted into laughing
He bursted into laughter
are they all correct?
The first and fourth examples are the correct ones
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- English (UK)
Bursted isn't a word in English language. @tjstkdn1
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- English (UK)
The correct sentence would be
'He burst out laughing' or 'He burst into laughter'
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- Korean
thank you so much! how about changing "burst" to "bust" in those phrases? would that sound still natural as the same meaning?
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The direct definition is a women’s breast
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Hmmm idk. I would just suggest to use burst
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Sorry if that sounded not cool of me 😂
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@tjstkdn1
We can't simply exchange or replace words, just because they are rhyming (burst bust)
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