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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
run
Hello,
1. I run on my legs.
2. I run with my legs.
Which one is correct? What are the diffrences between (1) and (2)?
1. I run on my legs.
2. I run with my legs.
Which one is correct? What are the diffrences between (1) and (2)?
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Hi, Here are a couple of general comments. 1. I run on my legs.
- Hi, Here are a couple of general comments.
- 1.
- I run on my legs.
- This focusses on the fact that your legs are supporting you.
- You wouldn't normally say this, because it is the normal way of running.
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Hi,
Here are a couple of general comments.
1. I run on my legs. This focusses on the fact that your legs are supporting you. You wouldn't normally say this, because it is the normal way of running. However, you might say in the gym, for example, I can run on my hands.
2. I run with my legs. Th
Here are a couple of general comments.
1. I run on my legs. This focusses on the fact that your legs are supporting you. You wouldn't normally say this, because it is the normal way of running. However, you might say in the gym, for example, I can run on my hands.
2. I run with my legs. Th
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