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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always catching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe someone or something that consistently captures attention or interest.
Example: "She has a talent for storytelling, always catching the audience's attention with her vivid descriptions."
Alternatives: "constantly grabbing" or "perpetually attracting".
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"I told you, I don't always catch the biggest one, but I'm always catching 'em," he said.
We're always catching up".
But they're always catching grouper".
The consciences of the narrators are always catching them out.
"I'm telling him that the consequences of his actions are always catching up to you," Ms. Williams said.
How did you manage such fast growth? A. It was quite difficult because you're always catching up.
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