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The phrase "be a commonplace" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is widely known or accepted as a normal or typical occurrence. Example: "It has become a commonplace for people to document their entire lives on social media."
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The bedtrick may not really be a commonplace occurrence, but it is a commonplace preoccupation.
What one thought would be a commonplace turns out to be a challenge.
Travelling to the limits of ambition, Clyde ceases to be a commonplace representative figure — an empty-headed American boy.
The plot point may be a commonplace, but Johnson manages to lend it a spontaneous, naïve resonance.
It used to be a commonplace that using microphones on stage came between the performer and the theatre audience.
Knee-jerk military obfuscation may be a commonplace in wartime, but arrogance by unelected bureaucrats, even in uniform, never plays well in Congress.
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That is a commonplace.
It was a commonplace.
Handstands are a commonplace.
Violation of artistic intent was a commonplace.
Today, she's a commonplace.
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