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The phrase "a good fire going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a fire that is burning well and providing warmth or ambiance, often in the context of a fireplace or campfire.
Example: "On a chilly evening, there's nothing better than sitting by a good fire going, sipping hot cocoa."
Alternatives: "a nice fire lit" or "a warm fire burning".
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If, that is, you have a good fire going.
Corrie herself couldn't quite manage to get a good fire going or put a meal together; she couldn't type, couldn't drive a car, not even with a built-up shoe to help her.
While Ruth put our food away, swept the camp and made our bed, I got some damp kindling ignited with the help of birch bark and a dash of cooking oil, and soon had a good fire going in our little raised-hearth fireplace.
It is the only way I know to stay near and keep a good fire going.
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We've got a good hot fire going.
Continue adding wood to the fire as needed during the cooking process to keep a good, hot fire going.
But also you need a good fire.
A good fire is the centrepiece to the whole affair.
A good fire is the centerpiece to the whole affair.
Build a good fire.
He also said: "There's a little fire going, and that's good.
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