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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are you active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to inquire about someone's level of engagement or participation in a particular activity or context.
Example: "In our online community, we often ask new members, 'Are you active on social media?' to gauge their involvement."
Alternatives: "Are you engaged?" or "Do you participate?".
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Physical activity frequencies were determined by "If you are actively doing sports or physical activity outside school, how many days a week are you active?" and categorized into "never"[1], "less than once a week"[2], "1 day a week"[3],"2 to 3 days a week"[4], "4 to 6 days a week"[5] and "almost every day"[6].
How many hours a day are you active?
This is a moment of truth: How many social groups are you active in?
"Are you active?" "If I were any less active," I responded, "I'd be in hibernation.
QUESTION FROM HOWARD COLLENS: Are you active on Twitter?
Are you Active?
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