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Discover LudwigThe phrase "another trick I learned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when sharing knowledge or skills that you have acquired, often in a casual or conversational context.
Example: "I want to share another trick I learned for improving your productivity while working from home."
Alternatives: "another technique I discovered" or "another tip I picked up".
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Another trick I learned in prenatal yoga: chair stretches.
I love that!" In addition to hair, Alves had some makeup advice, as well: "Another trick I learned is that if one eye looks smaller than the other, and I know that if I'm tired you really start seeing it, this makeup artist told me to put a lighter colored pencil in your eye that looks smaller and it opens up your eye.
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As Mahmuda recalls, "Another trick I learnt was to start every class with a rhyme to focus the children but also to increase retention of information through repetition.
"It's a trick I learned from the Swiss," he said.
Finally, I recommend you read A Trick I Learned from Dead Men by Kitty Aldridge.
It's a trick I learned when I worked at the Burger Ranch, after the Army.
A trick I learned recently is to force yourself to write a story a day.
"That was an old trick I learned back in 2000," Mr. Crafton said, smiling with satisfaction.
Baking the focaccia in a cake pan, a trick I learned from the Los Angeles chef Nancy Silverton, does just that.
In fish pie, I prefer using anchovies in lieu of cheese – a trick I learned from Felicity Cloake.
It's a trick I learned from a Polish-French scientist and cookbook writer named Edouard de Pomiane.
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