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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few extra biscuits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional quantity of biscuits beyond what is typically expected or needed.
Example: "I brought a few extra biscuits to share with everyone during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a couple more biscuits" or "some additional biscuits".
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Re-roll any offcuts to make a few extra biscuits.
I'll even leave out a few extra biscuits for you..
Get ready to see grown men in Oxford suits and wingtip shoes rolling over, playing dead, and barking while on their hind legs; trying to earn a few extra biscuits.
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A few extra layers are recommended.
bed even a few extra hours.
It's worth a few extra minutes.
Contains a few extra figures.
"We have a few extra".
Only a few extra components are required.
What's a few extra millions?
Deserves a few extra exclamation marks!!!
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