Aug. 19, 2020
Pain Caused By Running
Today, I went for a run after 3 days of resting. I run every other day, but my ankles and the right knee made me rest more than usual. They hurt again. I had the same problem last year for a little while, but then it disappeared. I hope it'll go away as it did the last time. I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Maybe I'm putting too much stress on it. I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything, because I had a pause several months long, and the problem showed up again.
Pain Caused By Running
Today, I went for a run after 3 days of resting.
I run every other day, but my ankles and the right knee made me rest more than usual.
They hurt again.
I had the same problem last year for a little while, but then it disappeared.
I hope it'll go away as it did the last time.
I have no idea what I'm doing wrong.
Maybe I'm putting too much stress on it./strain on them.
“Them” as you’re talking about your knee and ankles, so it’s more than 1 thing
I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything, because I had a pause. I once stopped running for several months long, and the problem showed up again.
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Good job!
Aug. 20, 2020
Thank you!
Pain Caused By Running
Today, I went for a run after 3three days of resting.
Normally, in English, for numbers under 10, we write out the word.
I run every other day, but my ankles and the right knee made me rest more than usual.
They hurt again.
I had the same problem last year for a little while, but then it disappeared.
I hope it'll go away aslike it did the last time.
I have no idea what I'm doing wrong.
Maybe I'm putting too much stress on it.them.
Since you are referring to your ankles and right knee, the plural "them" would be used here instead of singular "it".
I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything, because I had a pausetook a break for several months long, and the problem showed up again.
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I'm sorry to hear about your ankles and knee! I hope they'll get better soon!
Aug. 20, 2020
I hope too, thanks!
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Maybe I'm putting too much stress on it. Maybe I'm putting too much stress on Since you are referring to your ankles and right knee, the plural "them" would be used here instead of singular "it". Maybe I'm putting too much stress “Them” as you’re talking about your knee and ankles, so it’s more than 1 thing |
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I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything, because I had a pause several months long, and the problem showed up again. I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything I don't really want to give up running, not even temporarily, as it wouldn't solve anything |
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