What's the difference between 'physical strength' and 'physical energy'? Can I use it in this sentence: Because this place is too far from my home, we don't have enough physical energy to ride bike to get there, so we take buses or drive our car.

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What's the difference between 'physical strength' and 'physical energy'?  Can I use it in this sentence:  Because this place is too far from my home, we don't have enough physical energy to ride bike to get there, so we take buses or drive our car.

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"Strength" could be considered the ability to lift something heavy or the ability to endure a difficult experience.

In the example sentence, "physical energy" is something like "stamina", or "the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort."

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In that phrase I would say either "energy" or "physical strength". "Energy" is the drive to do things and "strength" is the physical ability we have to actually do those things.

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In this case, use the word 'energy'. No need to say 'physical energy'.