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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Walk on side of foot
How could I correctly phrase this?
He walked on the side of his foot on the left foot because he had a blister on the sole of his foot and couldn't walk properly.
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) of his left foot as he had a blister on the sole and couldn't walk properly. and couldn't walk properly' altogether as it's pretty self-explanatory.
- ) of his left foot as he had a blister on the sole and couldn't walk properly.
- and couldn't walk properly' altogether as it's pretty self-explanatory.
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Just try and remove the repeated use of the word 'foot':
He walked on the side (I'd specify 'outside' as that's likely to be the case!) of his left foot as he had a blister on the sole and couldn't walk properly.
In fact, you could leave off the '...and couldn't walk properly' altogether as it's pretty self-explanatory.
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