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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a few tricks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of techniques or methods that can be employed to achieve a specific result or to make a task easier.
Example: "I have a few tricks up my sleeve to help you improve your writing skills."
Alternatives: "some techniques" or "a couple of methods".
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He has a few tricks.
And then I'd do a few tricks.
A few tricks may relieve the pain.
A few tricks that might help.
The touch screen harbors a few tricks of its own.
He says there are a few tricks to the trade.
Knowing a few tricks might get you a connection.
A few tricks helped optimize and tune the process.
Illustrator Shirley Hughes shares a few tricks of her trade.
But I have a few tricks up my sleeve still.
MC10 uses a few tricks to change that.
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