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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary
Skip evening walks
Hi
Is the red phrase natural English?
She strained her knee and had to skip her evening walks for a week.
or
His exam was close and he had to skip his morning walks.
Thanks,
Tom
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Yes, both are normal ways of expressing the ideas. Because of the alternative meaning of 'skip', it does sound quite funny to think of her 'skipping her walks', especially with a bad knee!
- Yes, both are normal ways of expressing the ideas.
- Because of the alternative meaning of 'skip', it does sound quite funny to think of her 'skipping her walks', especially with a bad knee!
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Yes, both are normal ways of expressing the ideas. Because of the alternative meaning of 'skip', it does sound quite funny to think of her 'skipping her walks', especially with a bad knee!
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