Effort
Does this sentence make sense:
"You are still weak, so you shouldn't make too much effort."
Note: By 'you are still weak', I mean in terms of health.
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"weak" used that way could imply so many things. Try this instead: If you are feeling weak, you should relax until you’re feeling better. Or if you choose to keep the original: If you are still feeling weak, you shouldn’t make too much of an effort in [studying, running, etc].
- "weak" used that way could imply so many things.
- Try this instead: If you are feeling weak, you should relax until you’re feeling better.
- Or if you choose to keep the original: If you are still feeling weak, you shouldn’t make too much of an effort in [studying, running, etc].
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"weak" used that way could imply so many things.
Try this instead:
If you are feeling weak, you should relax until you’re feeling better.
Or if you choose to keep the original:
If you are still feeling weak, you shouldn’t make too much of an effort in [studying, running, etc].
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