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The phrase "and do something in return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reciprocity or the expectation of giving back after receiving something.
Example: "I helped her with her project, and she promised to do something in return."
Alternatives: "and reciprocate" or "and give back".
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Show them first that you want it for you, and do something in return.
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Praise both your parents and the relative for being so understanding and offer to do something in return for your parents getting the gift for you.
He wrote: "I spent $7 trillion and you must do something in return". The U.S. wants to own humiliated slaves.
"I spent $7 trillion and you must do something in return," the Iranian leader claimed the letter stated.
But those are really kind of practical things you… somebody does this thing for you and of course you'll do something in return.
We were directly answerable to the Department for Education, and as a result we knew that if they were going to invest £32m in this amazing building then we had to do something in return, and also for the children this was really a last chance for the children in Hackney".
Whether it be doing double chores, helping write the bills, or even cleaning the whole house, offering to do something in return shows that you are helpful and willing to return favors.
For example, if your contract specifies that you will mow and trim your neighbor's yard but doesn't specify that he will do something in return for you, it may be voidable.
I have a desire to do something in return.
People have 'had to do something in return for their benefits' since 1911.
Horst adds: "If you receive benefits from the government [in Holland] now you have to do something in return.
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