Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
hurt
Hi
Is it OK to say: I have a spine curvature and my spine hurts me sometimes.
--- is it alright to say: hurt? what about: pain or ache?
thanks
Is it OK to say: I have a spine curvature and my spine hurts me sometimes.
--- is it alright to say: hurt? what about: pain or ache?
thanks
Top answer
They're all ok to use.
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Hi
It means that I can say: I feel pain in my spine sometimes OR It aches me sometimes?
thanks
It means that I can say: I feel pain in my spine sometimes OR It aches me sometimes?
thanks
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Hurt is most common (My spine hurts, my leg hurts)
Ache is OK too to describe a dull, throbbing, continuous kind of hurting (my head aches; my tooth aches, my muscles ache) Don't use "me" after ache.
Pain is a very old fashioned synonym (as a verb) for hurt. It is not used anymore in standard English (US), except to express mental stress. It is used colloquially a lot in India, Africa,
Ache is OK too to describe a dull, throbbing, continuous kind of hurting (my head aches; my tooth aches, my muscles ache) Don't use "me" after ache.
Pain is a very old fashioned synonym (as a verb) for hurt. It is not used anymore in standard English (US), except to express mental stress. It is used colloquially a lot in India, Africa,
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