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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at putting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or ability in the context of putting, often in sports like golf.
Example: "She excels at putting, consistently sinking her putts from various distances."
Alternatives: "skilled in putting" or "adept at putting."
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Tried putting at putting green.
Samantha's better at putting up the shelf.
He's not great at putting the case".
I'm crap at putting my feet up.
Thapar felt some regret at putting "good people behind bars".
"We're getting pretty good at putting these systems in place.
We worked a good while at putting things to rights.
She's simply not a natural at putting herself forward.
She was definitely adept at putting out fires".
I'm good at putting on heels and doing a look.
"Turkey is No. 1 at putting reporters in jail".
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