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Writingtosms Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Wrist sprain vs Sprained wrist
Hi
Is it correct to say, I am suffering from a wrist sprain, or should it be a sprained wrist?
Please help.
Thank you.
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writingtosms Is it correct to say, I am suffering from a wrist sprain, or should it be a sprained wrist? They are both correct enough, but "wrist sprain" sounds a little odd because everybody says "sprained wrist". "
- writingtosms Is it correct to say, I am suffering from a wrist sprain, or should it be a sprained wrist?
- They are both correct enough, but "wrist sprain" sounds a little odd because everybody says "sprained wrist".
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writingtosmsIs it correct to say, I am suffering from a wrist sprain, or should it be a sprained wrist?
They are both correct enough, but "wrist sprain" sounds a little odd because everybody says "sprained wrist". Come to think of it, everybody I know would say "I sprained my wrist."
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