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What does this expression mean: "sound health"?



 
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What does this expression mean: "sound health"? #1 (permalink) Sun Oct 02, 2005 20:38 pm   What does this expression mean: "sound health"?
 

Sir,

Could you have a look at the following statement. Do you think its grammatically correct?

"Imagine if you are not healthy just for a single day. Your whole schedule for the day gets disrupted and the schedule for subsequent or linked activities also get affected."

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Mala
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Sound health #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 03, 2005 9:30 am   Sound health
 

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It is grammatically correct, but could do with some styling:

Imagine that you are unhealthy for just a single day: your whole schedule is disrupted and all subsequent activities are affected.

Also, remember that its means belonging to it, and it's means it is/has.
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