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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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My knees are sore/painful
My knees are sore/painful after I sit on a small chair before my laptop for hours.
I feel sore/pain on/in my knees ...
Hi,
Do both of the above sound good and mean about the same? If not, how should I say it right? Thanks.
I feel sore/pain on/in my knees ...
Hi,
Do both of the above sound good and mean about the same? If not, how should I say it right? Thanks.
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My knees are sore/painful after sitting on a small chair before my laptop for hours. I feel pain in my knees / My knees feel sore...
- My knees are sore/painful after sitting on a small chair before my laptop for hours.
- I feel pain in my knees / My knees feel sore...
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My knees are sore/painful after sitting on a small chair before my laptop for hours.
I feel pain in my knees / My knees feel sore...
I feel pain in my knees / My knees feel sore...
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Thanks, Mister.
But i wonder why it doesn't to say "I feel sore in my knees ..." Throw more light? Thanks.
But i wonder why it doesn't to say "I feel sore in my knees ..." Throw more light? Thanks.
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No, it is not a natural structure with 'sore' (which is an adjective, while 'pain' is a noun).
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