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Should I say my eyes are sore or ache?



 
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Should I say my eyes are sore or ache? Sat Nov 03, 2007 12:01 pm  Should I say my eyes are sore or ache?		  
In english we have headache, toothache. Is ache can be added to any part of body? such as shoulderache, fingerache ... or a pain in sb's shoulder ... A pain in sb's finger sounds better?

should I say my eyes are sore or ache? or both ok?
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Should I say my eyes are sore or ache? Sat Nov 03, 2007 15:14 pm  Should I say my eyes are sore or ache?		  
Not any body part is ok, tooth, head, stomach, back ,neck,ear is all I can think of now

I guess I would say "My ______ hurts" for everything else
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