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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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It hurts to rub my foot
It hurts to rub my foot on here.
What I am trying to say is that 'It hurts as you rub your foot on some object.' not exactly to say 'rubbing your foot hurts.
Can I say this? It hurts rubbing my foot on it.
Please help me with this question.
Thank you...
What I am trying to say is that 'It hurts as you rub your foot on some object.' not exactly to say 'rubbing your foot hurts.
Can I say this? It hurts rubbing my foot on it.
Please help me with this question.
Thank you...
Top answer
When I rub my foot on the sharp rocks, it hurts.
- When I rub my foot on the sharp rocks, it hurts.
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AnonymousIt hurts to rub my footThese are OK:onhere.
It hurts [to / when I] rub my foot [here / on this / on that / on it].
Name the object(s) instead of using "this" if you wish.
It hurts [to / when I] rub my foot on ...
the leg of the chair.
this carpet.
these rocks.
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