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Hurt and pain Hurt 1.I hurt myself when I am going siking. 2.My stomach hurt,I probably ate too much. 3.You better stay at home,since your foot is badly hurt. 4.He didn't meant to hurt someone,I know he is kindly man. Pain I felt constantly pain in my chest. Tom lost his son,it must be pains him.

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Hurt and pain

Hurt
1.I hurt myself when I am going go siking.
2.My stomach hurts because I probably ate too much.
3.You better stay at home since your foot is badly hurt.
4.He didn't meant to hurt someone. I know he is kindly kind man.

Pain
I felt constantly pain in my chest.
Tom lost his son. it must be pains him. It must be paniful [OR] It must pain him.


Sometimes these two verbs are interchangeable when referring to feelings/emotions.

You could say "It hurts me when you say those mean things" [OR] "It pains me when you say those mean things". 

 

As an adjective though to say something physically hurts you must use "hurts" or "is in pain".

My foot hurts. [is equivalent to] My foot is in pain.

 

When used with "feel" though, "I feel hurt" [emotional hurt] or "I feel pain" [physical hurt] the meanings are different. 

 

English can be odd sometimes. I recommend you stick with memorizing usage little by little.

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Hurt and pain

Hurt
1.I hurt myself when I am going siking skiing.
2.My stomach hurt,I probably ate too much.
3.You better stay at home,since your foot is badly hurt.
4.He didn't meant to hurt someone,I know he is kindly a king man.

Pain
I felt constantly constantly felt pain in my chest. (words of frequency more commonly placed before main verb)
Tom lost his son,it must be pains him. be painful for him/pain him


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