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These verbs refer to similar acts but differ in terms of speed and duration. Follow the lesson to find out more.
Both 'run' and 'sprint' refer to the act of moving on your legs with a faster speed than walking. However, they differ in terms of speed and distance or duration. This lesson will explore these differences.
Speed
Running typically refers to a sustained and continuous movement at a relatively fast pace. It is generally faster than walking but slower than sprinting. Sprinting, on the other hand, involves running at a high speed or with maximum effort.
He trains hard to improve his
In the relay race, each team member has to
Distance and Duration
Running can be sustained for extended periods, ranging from a few minutes to hours. But sprinting is more intense and requires maximal effort, usually done over a short distance, and lasting a few seconds to a minute.
She is preparing to
A marathon is a long-distance running race requiring significant endurance. Thus, you cannot sprint in a marathon.
In the final seconds of the race, he
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