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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Ground

Is this sentence correct:


"I injured a tendo in my foot, and it hurts when I ground my heel."


Note: By this, I mean when I touch my heel on the ground.

  

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" Do you mean your Achilles tendon? I get good results by using a heel-lift in my shoe. But it takes a long time to heal (no pun intended).

— Clive

  • " Do you mean your Achilles tendon?
  • I get good results by using a heel-lift in my shoe.
  • But it takes a long time to heal (no pun intended).
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"I injured a tendon in my foot, and it hurts when I put my heel down."


Do you mean your Achilles tendon?

I get good results by using a heel-lift in my shoe.

But it takes a long time to heal (no pun intended).

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