adjectives

[Anonymous]

Which ones are correct:

1-There was an accident on Main street. A man was
wounded. The man wounded was carried to the hospital.

2-There was an accident on Main street. A man was badly wounded and three people were slightly injured. The man badly wounded was carried to the hospital.

3-There was an accident on Main street. A man wounded was carried to the hospital.

4-There was an accident on Main street. A man badly wounded
was carried to the hospital.

[Rusty]

Which ones are correct:

1-There was an accident on Main street. A man was
wounded. The man wounded was carried to the hospital.

2-There was an accident on Main street. A man was badly wounded and three people were slightly injured. The man badly wounded was carried to the hospital.

3-There was an accident on Main street. A man wounded was carried to the hospital.

4-There was an accident on Main street. A man badly wounded
was carried to the hospital.

1-There was an accident on Main street. A man was
<strike>wounded</strike> injured. The <strike>wounded </strike> injured man was carried to the hospital.
(Here are some common uses of wound, injure, hurt.
Wounded in a war/battle. Wounded by a knife/bullet. Injured/hurt in an accident. Injured/hurt by a falling object).
2-There was an accident on Main street. A man was badly <strike>wounded</strike> hurt and three people were slightly injured. The badly injured man <strike>wounded</strike> was carried to the hospital.

3-There was an accident on Main street. A <strike>man wounded</strike> An injured man was carried to the hospital.

4-There was an accident on Main street. A <strike>man badly wounded</strike> badly injured man
was carried to the hospital.