When I was a child I had fell from the roof and my ankle has twisted. My father took me to the hospital for first aid. Then I couldn't walk for two weeks.
Many years ago I stumbled in a step of a pavement and I injured myself at the right ankle. The technician put my leg in a cast for one month, but, when the plaster was removed, I was incapable of moving my ankle and I had to follow rehabilitation terapies for a long time.
Yes, when I was 11 years old that's time a day I and my friends playing cricket match and I was wicketkeeper my forehead was become damage and fell blood.from then I don't play cricket match. I watch only.
When I was younger I fell down on my elbow. I had an awful pain. Also when I fell off the bike I had the wrist ache. And also It is very awful when I hit the ankle.
They say that I've beautiful eyebrows got but I know myself my teeth are not that beautiful .Although my friends use to say that scarlet lipsticks don't suit with my face,I still put them on as I like them.
I think there is something wrong with my joints, maybe arthritis, because I often injure them. Especially, my left knee and my wrists, they are very sensitive to any effort, sudden movement, or heavy weight. I like working out but I feel that my joints are kind of obstacles that don't allow me to go as far as I would like during my training sessions. A couple of days ago, I injured my wrists by carrying more weight than usual in a lat pull-down machine.
It's been more than 3 years I played football because of several ankle, hips and abbuctors injuries. I miss it so much and feel so sad just thinking about it...but anyway, it could be worse ;)
I have never suffered a lession, a bone fracture or a critical wound. Before pandemic I used to go swimming and I rarely injured myself , few times when I tried to push me from the pool corners I hurt my toes, but they were insignificant things that could be treated and almost recovered inmediatly.
I don't remember many things but when I was 14 I had an accident. One of my fingers was broken and it was suffering too much. Also when we eat something, we bite our tongues accidentially and then it hurts too much.
I'v never broke my leg or ankel, but onec when i was kid , while i was playing football i injured my knee and elbow. Furthermore, i'v some pain in my wrist until these days.
I'v never broken my knee or my ankle, but once time in my childhood I injury my fingers playing with a door and my fingernails were still hurting for a long time after that.
I love climbing mountains. Once, while I was climbing a steep mountain I accidentally lost my balance and fell down. Unfortunately, I twisted my ankle, it was very painful. However, even though I also had a knee injury I would repeat that experience.
Few months ago, i got a minor crack in my ankle. while i was getting down off the staircases. at that time i did not feel pain. but the next day when i woke up in morning my ankle got swollen. I went to doctor. The doctor put a plaster on my foot in order to fix the crack. and asked me to take 10 days rest.
I play cricket on daily basis and often injures one or other body parts. Recently I was doing my net practice and sprained my ankle while chasing the ball. It cost me two weeks complete bed rest. Such accidents are not unusual in my day to day play. Last year I had another severe injury than the last one where I broke my shoulder while caching ball and felt on my side. I had to got to hospital and had a small surgery to repair my shoulder. I took around two weeks to discharge from hospital and another two weeks to get back to work. Even after this many injuries, I still love playing cricket.
yes actually it happen to me often to have this kind of injures due to the fact that i do shotokan karate and in martial art like in other disiplines you get injures ,like we say no pain no gain , the good part of it is that you body start to adapt to it and you recover faster the next times.
When I was a child I went to karate section, and ones, while sparring a boy who I was fighting with hit my thumb by his foot and broke it. That day we came to the hospital and I got gypsum on my hand.
I like to play football, basketball and swimming, once I tried to stand on my feet I injured my toe when I check what happened I sow glass under sand it was caused the hit for my toe.
Except for the spelling error ('fortunately'), yes, that is correct, though some people prefer not to use a comma after a sentence adverb. If you were writing for someone like that, then with the spelling corrected and the comma removed, it would be correct.
Yes, I have been injured of my wrist and a toe, the first one, was when a was a teenager, I fell down from a house second floor to a first concrete floor, my wrist was discolated and after that my arm was plastered for about a month by a Doctor.
My toe was injured because accidentally I hit the drawer cabinet with my left barefoot when I was doing some kind of exercise.
I can say that it is very important to care that body parts when we practice a sport or do any activity. Once, when I was at university I practised theatre, I slipped on stage and I injured my right shoulder. It was very painful but with time I improved my shoulder.
l like workout in the gym. Owing to the heavy weight of dumbbell and barbell, putting on bracers is necessary to protect my wrist. Furthermore, if you like to do squad or jogging, you should wear the kneepad to release the stress caused by the pressure. Whatever sports you like to do, warming up can avoid your elbows, knees, ankles, and wrists being hurt.
when i was a child, i got my leg injured during a football macth.
i had never get injured, i think i am very lucky at this point.
Hello AdrianaPC
Except for the spelling error ('fortunately'), yes, that is correct, though some people prefer not to use a comma after a sentence adverb. If you were writing for someone like that, then with the spelling corrected and the comma removed, it would be correct.
All the best
Kirk
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Hello JAE Aniruth,
Those sentences are not quite correct. Here is one way to say this:
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team
Hello Smiley,
The first sentence is fine. The second sentence should have a simple verb, not a continuous form:
Peter
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