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Free sign upThe phrase "and play on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to engaging in an activity, typically related to games or music, on a specific platform or medium.
Example: "Children love to gather in the park and play on a swing set."
Alternatives: "and engage in a" or "and participate in a".
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The visitors had been happy to sit and wait and play on a break - a tactic that brought their only previous away league victory of the season at West Brom.
There are a lot more important things than winning". McIntosh also stressed the importance of having the kids play on one team from their school and not to switch and play on a lower-level team.
Children may take two serves overhand and play on a smaller court.
"I'm confident in my team and in myself and excited to get out there and play on a national stage.
And, oh yes, they sing, and play on a variety of instruments compositions by Mr. Maxwell that are hymns to daily mysteries, fears, agonies and pleasures.
"He played corner before, and we think he can go down and play on a third receiver if he had to".
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"They've got a lot of speed and they play on a fast surface.
It may also represent the tune's seemingly preternatural ability to burrow into one's brain and play on an endless loop.
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Elfsborg are unbeaten at home since September 2011 and play on an artificial surface but Lennon is confident his side can build on their first leg advantage.
The sanctuary was a refuge for hundreds of cats as well as local children who would spend time with the animals and play on an adjacent playground.
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