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Yanx Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About I hurt my leg
Hi:
If I hurt my leg, to put it another way, what should I say:I was hurt in the leg or I was hurt on the leg? What's the difference? Thanks.
Xin
If I hurt my leg, to put it another way, what should I say:I was hurt in the leg or I was hurt on the leg? What's the difference? Thanks.
Xin
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There are different ways your legs can be injured. If you sprained your knee or ankle, you can say "I sprained my knee, or ankle". If one fell off a motorcycle, he could have broken his leg s.
- There are different ways your legs can be injured.
- If you sprained your knee or ankle, you can say "I sprained my knee, or ankle".
- If one fell off a motorcycle, he could have broken his leg s.
- That's a more serious injury.
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There are different ways your legs can be injured. If you sprained your knee or ankle, you can say "I sprained my knee, or ankle".
If one fell off a motorcycle, he could have broken his legs. That's a more serious injury.
If one fell off a motorcycle, he could have broken his legs. That's a more serious injury.
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