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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'my wrist' is correct in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts
For example: "I injured my wrist in a skiing accident and it's been bothering me ever since."
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He clasped my wrist.
"My wrist was throbbing.
My wrist throbs.
She pats my wrist.
I cut my wrist".
My wrist is fine".
"Shake my wrist".
"It overshadowed my wrist".
He glances at my wrist.
My wrist is getting better.
And I broke my wrist.
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