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The phrase "a very nice lad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a young boy or man in a positive manner, often highlighting his pleasant demeanor or character.
Example: "Everyone in the neighborhood knows him as a very nice lad who always helps others."
Alternatives: "a really good boy" or "a lovely young man."
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"He was a very nice lad," Charlton says.
"The one thing we can definitely say about him is that he is a very nice lad, very laid-back, very easy-going.
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A very nice lady.
A really nice lad.
He genuinely was a really nice lad".
I know him from my time with Scarlets - he's a really nice lad," said Lamont.
He is a really nice lad and his advisors were there too.
But Kabir was a very nice, humble, beautiful lad.
He said: "He is a very nice, sensible and level-headed lad.
"A very nice man!
"A very nice piece".
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