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sejpdw
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 Posted: Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:36 pm Post subject: work |
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"Some people aren't sure how to exercise and others think it is uncomfortable to go to a fitness center to work with a trainer."
In this sentence, "work" was used as the same meaning with "work out"?
If so, what's the difference between them? |
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devinvancouver
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Location: Vancouver, Canada
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I wouldn't say it means the exact same thing as work out.
It basically just means you are cooperating with a trainer, working together, to improve your body.
That being said, it would also be acceptable to say "work out with a trainer" in that sentence.
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