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Doctor: Reflexes are how your body reacts.
Man: Reacts?
Doctor: Yes, for instance, if I tap my knee with this hammer, it reacts. You see.
Man: Oh, hit my knee with the little hammer.
Doctor: Ha, ha, no, I won’t hit it. I’ll just tap it.
Man: Tap it harder. Ha, ha, ha, no. Tap it harder. Much much harder.
Come on; hit it. It’s a very strong knee.
Doctor: But it’ll hurt.
Man: No, it won’t. Come on; hit it hard.
Doctor: That doesn’t hurt?
Man: No, it doesn’t hurt. Come on now; hit it really hard.
Doctor: Are you sure?
Man: I’m quite sure. Come on hit it.
Doctor: OK.
Come on hit it ← original text
1- Which is grammatically correct:
- Come on hit it.
- Come on, hit it.
- Come on; hit it.
- Come on! hit it.
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Come on now ← original text
2- 1- Which is grammatically correct:
If “Come on now” is correct, what does it mean?
- Come on now.
- Come on, now.
- Come on! now.
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That doesn’t hurt?
3- What does “hurt” mean in this sentence?
Does it mean “pain” or does it mean “injure”?
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