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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always plays for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consistent or habitual action of participating in a game or performance, often in the context of sports or music.
Example: "She always plays for the local soccer team during the summer league."
Alternatives: "consistently plays for" or "regularly performs for".
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"The entire team always plays for each other.
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"I always play for dinner," Barnes Arico said.
"I always played for somebody.
"You're always playing for your place.
It was what my dad always played for us.
"Previous governments were always playing for a draw.
"We were always playing for each other, and for other people, always enjoying it," he recalls.
Unlike bridge and other similar games, bourre is always played for money.
His father coached the Tigers for nothing, he had always played for or coached the club.
"Honestly, I always played for the love of the game," he said.
I've always played for the mastery of hitting a golf shot.
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