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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advertise it" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to promoting or marketing a product, service, or idea. Here is an example: "We need to spread the word about our new restaurant. Let's advertise it on social media and in the local newspaper."
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He didn't advertise it.
"He doesn't advertise it.
You can't advertise it.
"But we didn't advertise it".
"I mean, don't advertise it".
Those who do rarely advertise it.
"That's the reason why we advertise it".
If players used them, they did not advertise it.
"They should advertise it more," Mr. Kulpanowski said.
And advertise it as a love story, which it wasn't.
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Mr Donald has now agreed to re-advertise it so people know it is available.
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