Sentence examples for be stuck on from inspiring English sources
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"be stuck on" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to be unable to move or progress from a certain situation or feeling. You can use "be stuck on" when discussing a physical or emotional situation where someone is unable to move forward. For example: - "I was stuck on the top of the mountain for hours before help arrived." - "She's been stuck on the same chapter of her book for weeks." - "I can't seem to get unstuck from this feeling of sadness." Note that the verb tense can change depending on the context, for example, "I was stuck on" versus "I am stuck on."
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