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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and take a shot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is encouraged to attempt something, often in a casual or informal setting, or when referring to taking a drink, particularly alcohol.
Example: "Feeling brave? Go ahead and take a shot at that difficult puzzle."
Alternatives: "give it a try" or "take a chance".
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Would you like to come over Saturday and take a shot?
He can catch the ball in stride, and he will make a catch and take a shot.
Every year, a few dozen kids go on hot streaks and take a shot at the big time.
But the clock expired before he could spike the ball and take a shot at the end zone.
"He has the courage to put his horses in the big races and take a shot with them".
She was keen in the mornings, and Pletcher had urged her owner, WinStar Farm, to pay the $2,000 entry fee and take a shot.
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Jagr charged in and took a shot.
Czerkawski fished out the puck and took a shot that Brodeur stopped.
Tony Amonte skated in alone on goaltender Martin Brodeur and took a shot that Brodeur stopped, then another.
"Imagine how many people in this town have picked up a rifle and taken a shot at coalition forces.
Larry Murphy moved in unchallenged from the right point and took a shot off the side of the net.
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