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The phrase "a sucker for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe someone who is particularly susceptible to something. For example, you could say "I'm a sucker for romantic comedies."
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"I'm a sucker for tilapia".
"She's a sucker for specials.
I'm a sucker for anything gold.
I'm a sucker for lost worlds.
I'm a sucker for doing less.
I'M a sucker for trains.
I'm a sucker for it".
He's a sucker for love.
But I'm a sucker for food tastings.
"Besides, I'm a sucker for doomed love".
"He's a sucker for Axe body spray.
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