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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Sprained of or Sprains of
Sprained of Wrist/Hand or Sprains of Wrist/Hand
Which one is correct? Many thanks for your help.
Which one is correct? Many thanks for your help.
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- A sprained wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot He came out of it with a sprained knee and would not be able to play for six or seven weeks. - Sprains of wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot Fractures of the wrist, fingers and toes were most common, followed by sprains of ankle and knee .
- - A sprained wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot He came out of it with a sprained knee and would not be able to play for six or seven weeks.
- - Sprains of wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot Fractures of the wrist, fingers and toes were most common, followed by sprains of ankle and knee .
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- A sprained wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot
He came out of it with a sprained knee and would not be able to play for six or seven weeks.
- Sprains of wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot
Fractures of the wrist, fingers and toes were most common, followed by sprains of ankle and knee.
He came out of it with a sprained knee and would not be able to play for six or seven weeks.
- Sprains of wrist/hand/ankle/knee/foot
Fractures of the wrist, fingers and toes were most common, followed by sprains of ankle and knee.
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