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Mr. Tom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Noun required: Current-like pain
Hi
Some people (especially elderly) develop this problem that when they get up in the morning or after prolonged sittings, their right or left heel of the foot hurts for some time as they take a step. If you asked me to describe the pain, I would say it's something like "current-like" or "a wave of pain" on each step.
Could you please help me with this sentence?
She says that she has developed this ________ like pain in her left heel. As she walks the heel ___________ on each steps.
Thanks,
Tom
Some people (especially elderly) develop this problem that when they get up in the morning or after prolonged sittings, their right or left heel of the foot hurts for some time as they take a step. If you asked me to describe the pain, I would say it's something like "current-like" or "a wave of pain" on each step.
Could you please help me with this sentence?
She says that she has developed this ________ like pain in her left heel. As she walks the heel ___________ on each steps.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
She says that she has developed this shooting/stabbing pain in her left heel. As she walks the heel hurts on each step.
- She says that she has developed this shooting/stabbing pain in her left heel.
- As she walks the heel hurts on each step.
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She says that she has developed this shooting/stabbing pain in her left heel. As she walks the heel hurts on each step.
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