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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are just practicing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of rehearsing or improving a skill, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The students are just practicing their presentation skills before the big event."
Alternatives: "are merely rehearsing" or "are simply training".
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When in fact they are just practicing their rights".
Imagine you are just practicing.
For now you are just practicing building technique.
Even if you are just practicing, you still need to knit 4 rows of garter stitch.
(You always should if you are just practicing).This will help stop the cold ground from sucking all of your precious body heat away.
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"We're just practicing today".
I was just practicing today, nothing different".
I'm just practicing!" "Don't be silly," I said.
"He's just practicing and he's throwing a 258".
— ZACH HILLESLAND ND is just practicing at this point.
"Man, I thought we were just practicing," he said.
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