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"a couple comments" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that there are a few comments or thoughts to be shared. For example: 1. "Before we wrap up this meeting, does anyone have a couple comments or questions they would like to share?" 2. "I've read your report and I have a couple comments to make. First, I think we should focus more on the company's long-term goals." 3. "I noticed a couple comments on the feedback forms from our last event. One attendee mentioned that the presentation was too long."
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MR. BUSH -- No, I'm fine, I'll maybe make a couple comments.
A couple comments from the special-effects experts before you look at their work.
We also wouldn't be surprised to see Microsoft fans make a couple comments, as Mango has some pretty extensive voice control features, too.
Oliver was hilarious as usual, and I think the best way to intro these clips from his time on stage is in his own words, so here are a couple comments Oliver made before the show in discussion with our own Colleen Taylor, who pressured him for a sneak peek at the material you're about to see.
LG: I got a couple comments and a personal email calling me beautiful.
"There were a couple comments about education over the course of the evening but both candidates stayed at a very high level in terms of their talking points," Rhee told The Huffington Post.
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It seems like a simple request and lots of people "liked" the post and a couple commented.
A couple commented that they particularly appreciated the visual representations within the exercises and presentations, particularly if they had literacy problems.
As for online, yeah, I mean I get a couple hate comments now and again, but they're mixed in with thousands of more positive, supportive comments, so I try to just ignore them and focus on the good things.
I have a couple of comments, however.
"I've heard a couple of comments," he said.
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