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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a couple step" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "a couple of steps"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a small number of steps or actions needed to achieve something.
Example: "To complete the project, there are a couple of steps you need to follow."
Alternatives: "a few steps" or "a couple of actions".
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Pin says she was standing further into the line of cars and saw a couple step out of their van first.
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For a couple steps.
Yeah, and take a couple steps back.
"It seems like the economy takes a couple steps forward and then a couple steps backward".
And then, after a couple steps, he was not.
In Midtown, a couple stepped out of a taxi after a ride from La Guardia Airport.
"I had to take some time off; I took just a couple steps back," Williams said.
"He's always been a couple steps ahead of everybody," Brown said.
"[Rankin] stepped back a couple steps and the guy, he pulled his shirt off and took a couple steps towards the cop like he was ready to fight," said Woodman.
Sheriff Heath Taylor of Russell County said Mr. Shrout had been "just a couple steps away from having usable grenades".
"I worked in practice with Slava to take a couple steps into the middle before the shot," Rafalski said.
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