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Is there any difference: "I had an accident." and "I hadhave been in an accident."

**I told my mom that I had an accident.

I told my mom that I hadhave been in an accident.**

Although the first sentence seems more common, today I have come across the second sentence and got suprised.

I checked online and saw it frequently used for cars (eg. how to understand if a car has been in an accident)

So, do both sentences have the same meaning?

Is there any difference: "I had an accident." and "I had been in an accident."

**I told my mom that I had an accident.

I told my mom that I had been in an accident.**

Although the first sentence seems more common, today I have come across the second sentence and got suprised.

I checked online and saw it frequently used for cars (eg. how to understand if a car has been in an accident)

So, do both sentences have the same meaning?

Is there any difference: "I had an accident." and "I have been in an accident."

I had an accident.

I have been in an accident.

Although the first sentence seems more common, today I have come across the second sentence and got suprised.

I checked online and saw it frequently used for cars (eg. how to understand if a car has been in an accident)

So, do both sentences have the same meaning?

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Yunus
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Is there any difference: "I had an accident." and "I had been in an accident."

**I told my mom that I had an accident.

I told my mom that I had been in an accident.**

Although the first sentence seems more common, today I have come across the second sentence and got suprised.

I checked online and saw it frequently used for cars (eg. how to understand if a car has been in an accident)

So, do both sentences have the same meaning?