Leg Injuries. 1  Shin Splints. Shin splints, like runner's knee, is a term that describes a set of symptoms, not an actual diagnosis. Shin splint pain can be due to problems with the muscles, bone, or the attachment of the muscle to the bone. 2  Stress Fractures.
âToward and towardsâ are both accepted as correct, and are interchangeable. Wiktionary even states that âtowardâ is a variant of âtowardsâ. The only distinction between the two is that âtowardâ is often used in American English, and the other (towards) is often used in British English.
So in this case, look and await are the verb, and forward and anxiously are the adverbs. So it's sort of a active/passive thing. I am versus I. You would not say I looking forward to or I am look forward to.It is effectively the same thing as I look vs I am looking. for example I look good and I am looking good.ssuming you mean I look forward to ... and I'm looking forward to ..., they are essentially the same thing. However, there is a slight difference. the-ing on looking is a present participle.