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The phrase "able to play a bit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's capability to engage in a small amount of playing, whether in a musical context or a game.
Example: "Although she is not a professional musician, she is able to play a bit on the piano during family gatherings."
Alternatives: "capable of playing a little" or "can play a small amount."
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I'm able to play a bit.
If they're able to play a bit smarter and keep their concentration throughout the full 90 minutes this time around, they might even be able to exceed expectations.
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"I do think there's some advantage to being able to play a little bit".
Once on even terms, I was able to play a little bit more freely.
"You look at your top six forwards as far as skill level, and the guys that should be able to play a little bit more of an offensive role," Vigneault said.
Fans of Twilight will be able to play a little bit of spot-the-difference when the final instalment of the uber-popular vampire film franchise hits cinemas later this year.
"It's one of those moments today - because I kind of fought back the whole match, the first, second set - 'Here we go again.' Once on even terms, I was able to play a little bit more freely.
I've very much enjoyed establishing her life and her role on the show, and now I would love to be able to play a little bit with [Gibbs.].
"We don't have a financial nexus within the competition, the RFU doesn't get any money, and therefore we were able perhaps to play a bit of a broker role," Ritchie explained.
When I go into the studio, I like to be able to experiment, to play a bit".
They tried to play a bit, too.
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