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The phrase "a pretty normal life" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a life that is typical or average, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After years of traveling and adventure, I decided to settle down and live a pretty normal life."
Alternatives: "an ordinary life" or "a fairly typical life".
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Consequently, we can live a pretty normal life.
LS: Chucky Taylor grew up in the United States, and, until his father called to ask him to come to Liberia, had a pretty normal life.
He played a lot of football until he was 14 and led a pretty normal life, apart from coming out of school for extra tennis.
She said Avastin had helped keep her cancer in check for three and a half years and allowed her to live "a pretty normal life".
Russia's a modern country and it's been good to me so, yeah, I have a pretty normal life and I would absolutely like to continue to be able to travel as I have in the past.
After what she described as a "pretty normal life until I hit 16", when, during her first year on tour, "it was a treat to go 'west' for a once in a lifetime vacation.
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"I'm lucky to have a few people who want to read what I write, and I have three kids and a coffee maker and I live a pretty normal American life".
This is a pretty normal feature of the Scandinavian life; coming together and spending time with family and friends, putting some logs on the fire.
I had a pretty normal childhood".
I think Mum and I have a pretty normal relationship.
"I think I'm a pretty normal guy.
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