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Free sign upThe phrase "avoid him" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of situations, but it typically suggests staying away from someone or something in order to avoid trouble or conflict. For example: - "I would advise you to avoid him, he has a bad reputation." - "I try to avoid him at work, but he always seems to find a way to bother me." - "Avoid him at all costs, he's known for causing drama." - "She's been trying to avoid him since their breakup." - "I've been avoiding him ever since our argument last week."
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I'd learned to avoid him.
I try to avoid him.
I started to avoid him.
Regardless, I continue to avoid him.
You should try to avoid him".
Will you warn them to avoid him?
On vacation, you want to avoid him.
His neighbors and friends began to avoid him.
The other clerks seemed to avoid him, talking among themselves.
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