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29 June
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Question about English (US)
Are these short example sentences natural?
I do 3 sets of 10 push-ups every morning.
How many sit-ups can you do in one minute?
Her work-out routine includes running on the treadmill and doing some weight training.
After weightlifting, I do 30 minutes of cardio.
Are you fit enough to hike the trail?
I need to start exercising and get back in shape.
I feel like I’m getting out of shape.
Also, do you call the bike machine in gyms “exercise bike” or “stationary bike”?
Are these short example sentences natural?
I do 3 sets of 10 push-ups every morning.
How many sit-ups can you do in one minute?
Her work-out routine includes running on the treadmill and doing some weight training.
After weightlifting, I do 30 minutes of cardio.
Are you fit enough to hike the trail?
I need to start exercising and get back in shape.
I feel like I’m getting out of shape.
Also, do you call the bike machine in gyms “exercise bike” or “stationary bike”?
I do 3 sets of 10 push-ups every morning.
How many sit-ups can you do in one minute?
Her work-out routine includes running on the treadmill and doing some weight training.
After weightlifting, I do 30 minutes of cardio.
Are you fit enough to hike the trail?
I need to start exercising and get back in shape.
I feel like I’m getting out of shape.
Also, do you call the bike machine in gyms “exercise bike” or “stationary bike”?
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- English (US)
All of that sounds natural to me. Both exercise bike and stationary bike sound very natural to me, I'd say "exercise bike" personally.
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- English (US)
great sentences! I only have one suggestion
another way to say "fit enough" (which is FINE), is... 'are you in GOOD ENOUGH SHAPE to hike the trail'.
I say exercise bike, but other say stationary bike. EITHER one is good.
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- English (US)
Your sentences are perfect!! As for the bike I hear people use both expressions. They also call some of them "spin bikes" because of the whole spinning craze. As for me I never understood the term. Spinning on a bike? Oh well....
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