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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 8 years ago
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"I will be picking back up my running routine."

Hi all

I am aware the phrase "pick it back up" means you are doing something which you had stopped doing. Could I say "I have not gone for a run in the past week but I will be picking back up my running routine" ? This sounds a bit unnatural to me and I would appreciate if you could give me some pointers.

Thank you.

Best regards
PBF

  

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Could I say "I have not gone for a run in the past week but I will be picking back up my running routine" ? No, but you can use this word order. "

— Clive

  • Could I say "I have not gone for a run in the past week but I will be picking back up my running routine" ?
  • No, but you can use this word order.
  • "
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Could I say "I have not gone for a run in the past week but I will be picking back up my running routine" ?

No, but you can use this word order.

"I have not gone for a run in the past week but I will be picking my running routine back up."

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