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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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What does it mean?

Could anyone help my English study, please.


I visited to a podiatrist and ordered custom orthotics.


The doctor said ;

“You can just bring in the shoes that you normally wear when you pick up your custom orthotics”


Does it mean just bring/wear A PAIR OF SHOES or do I need to bring two or three shoes which I usually wear?


I would appreciate your help.

  

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Could anyone help my English study, please. I visited to a podiatrist and ordered custom orthotics. The doctor said ; “You can just bring in the shoes that you normally wear when you pick up your custom orthotics” Does it mean just bring/wear A PAIR OF SHOES or do I need to bring two or three shoes which I usually wear?

  • Could anyone help my English study, please.
  • I visited to a podiatrist and ordered custom orthotics.
  • The doctor said ; “You can just bring in the shoes that you normally wear when you pick up your custom orthotics” Does it mean just bring/wear A PAIR OF SHOES or do I need to bring two or three shoes which I usually wear?
  • Bring wear a pair f shoes that you often wear.
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Could anyone help my English study, please.

I visited to a podiatrist and ordered custom orthotics.

The doctor said ;

“You can just bring in the shoes that you normally wear when you pick up your custom

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anonymousthree shoes

three?

If the orthotics are for only one foot, say the right foot, you could bring three shoes for the right foot.
But if you are going to have inserts for both feet, right and left, then you should bring one or several pairs of shoes, depending on how many inserts you ordered.

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