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The phrase "I'm somewhere in between" is correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to show that someone is undecided or unsure about something, or to express being in the middle of two opposing options or ideas. Example: "I'm not sure which team to support in the finals. I'm somewhere in between the underdog and the reigning champions."
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But I'm somewhere in between".
In reality I'm somewhere in between the two.
I'm somewhere in between, and I have a piano and rhymes on my side.
As we abseil back down to terra firma, I realise I'm somewhere in between the two – unable to work out if the thrill outweighs the terror, so overwhelming are they both.
"I'm somewhere in between the light heavyweight and cruiserweight division".
A: I'm somewhere in between where the academics of the world say [on one hand] and eHarmony [on the other hand].
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But I am somewhere in between now.
[laughs] I guess I am somewhere in between.
John was cheerful, Mike was bitter, and I was somewhere in between.
I remember I was invited to a lot of film, animation and graphics festivals because I was somewhere in between.
I am somewhere in between, forever riding the arc of the pendulum, and I am beautiful.
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