If you slip on a slick surface but don’t actually fall, you won’t injure yourself. Is this statement true or false

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If you slip on a slick surface but don’t actually fall, you won’t injure yourself. Is this statement true or false

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morgieporgs morgieporgs · Answer 1 · 2018-01-03T03:52:32+01:00

morgieporgs morgieporgs

03-01-2018

This statement is false. For example, if you slip on ice, you could slide around and probably twist your ankle, or knock into something, without actually falling.

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jip6166 jip6166 · Answer 2 · 2018-01-03T04:07:05+01:00

jip6166 jip6166

03-01-2018

You could twist your ankle even if you don’t fall false

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