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The phrase "a train crashed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an incident involving a train that has collided with something or derailed.
Example: "The news reported that a train crashed near the city center, causing significant delays in the transportation system."
Alternatives: "a train derailed" or "a train collided".
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A year ago, a train crashed into a bus, killing 51 children travelling to school in the governorate of Assiut, 200 miles south of Cairo.
A train crashed in Philadelphia.
A train crashed into a school bus last week in central Egypt, killing 52 children.
In January, 2013, a train crashed close to Giza's Badrashayn station.
See articleAt least 49 people were killed and hundreds injured when a train crashed into the buffers at a terminus in Buenos Aires.
Four people were killed in Midland, Tex., on Thursday evening after a train crashed into a parade float at an event honoring veterans, the authorities said.
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In May, 24 people were killed when a passenger train crashed into a goods train, also in Andhra Pradesh state.
And a train crash near Paddington Station a year ago, which left 31 people dead, occurred after a train had passed a red signal and plowed into another train.
In December 2013, a Metro-North train crashed in New York City after a driver failed to slow down the train while rounding a curve.
You have been in a train crash".
It is a train crash, he says.
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