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ache+sore
Dear Sir Or Madam,
I would be very grateful if u help me.
Would you please explain the difference between aches and sore? And give me with which body parts do we use aches & sore?
Thank you very much
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Re: ache+sore

Originally Posted by
iago1983
Dear Sir Or Madam,
I would be very grateful if u help me.
Would you please explain the difference between aches and sore? And give me with which body parts do we use aches & sore?
Thank you very much
Ache is to suffer a dull, steady pain.
Sore is used when you have body pains due to wounds, bruises etc.
You can suffer from aches all over the body like : ear ache, neck ache, eyes ache, head ache etc.
You may have sores if you have a wound or bruise on any part of your body.
Hope this helps!
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Re: ache+sore
You can have a sore head and a head ache. To 'be sore' means roughly the same as 'to ache' and they're both from Old English, but 'to have a sore' would mean that you have some form of blister or infection on your skin.
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