Dec. 1, 2021
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My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today. I tried playing the volleyball with my colleagues after that. Since I had never played before, I did really bad. Besides, my arms are sore as well.
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My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today. My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today.
You could say: 'my legs are still sore from running the other day, so....'
After I went for a run, I tried playing the volleyball with my colleagues after that.
After I went for a run, I tried playing volleyball with my colleagues.
Since I had never played volleyball before, I did really bad. Since I had never played volleyball before, I did really bad.
'really bad' as an adverb is colloquial and people say it. Strictly speaking 'really badly' is more correct, but people probably say 'really bad' more often.
Besides,Now my arms are sore as well.
Now my arms are sore as well.
'besides' doesn't make sense here
Dec. 2, 2021
Thank you.
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Run Again (going for a) Run Again (going for a) Run Again |
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My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today. My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today. My legs are still sore, so I just ran 2.2km today. You could say: 'my legs are still sore from running the other day, so....' |
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I tried playing the volleyball with my colleagues after that.
After I went for a run, I tried playing |
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Since I had never played before, I did really bad. Since I had never played volleyball before, I did really bad. Since I had never played volleyball before, I did really bad. 'really bad' as an adverb is colloquial and people say it. Strictly speaking 'really badly' is more correct, but people probably say 'really bad' more often. |
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Besides, my arms are sore as well.
'besides' doesn't make sense here |
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