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The phrase "and it certainly has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to affirm or emphasize that something has indeed occurred or been the case, often in response to a previous statement or observation.
Example: "The project has exceeded our expectations, and it certainly has made a significant impact on our community."
Alternatives: "and it definitely has" or "and it truly has".
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He'd taught "thousands and thousands" of classes, he said, and "it certainly has taken its toll on me".
And it certainly has its points — and disadvantages, the chief of them being that you always see other people with a layer of artificiality over them.
And it certainly has its place.
Being flexible when you are a kid is fun (oh, the days of climbing trees and hopping fences), and it certainly has its uses as an adult (ahem!).
Some people think that bisexuality is a bad thing, and it certainly has its unique challenges.
History has its way of coming ironically around, and it certainly has in the early 21st century on two counts, echoing Panama's genesis.
And it certainly has some good stats on its side.
And it certainly has done that to some extent, trying to extend its pitch as a real-time communications platform to video.
And it certainly has for dementia".
Historical evidence can be marshalled to support different interpretations of these words, and it certainly has been.
New York basketball has been down for a while, and it certainly has never had two N.B.A. title contenders.
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