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Discover LudwigThe phrase "car keys" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the keys that are used to start and unlock a car. Example: "I couldn't find my car keys this morning and ended up being late for work." Here, the speaker is referring to the specific keys used for their car. "Car keys" can be used in any context where one needs to specify the keys used for a car, such as in a conversation about losing them, needing to borrow them, or even describing a set of keys.
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"Where are your car keys?
The car keys.
Coffee, coat on, car keys.
I still lost my car keys.
Or find your lost car keys.
4. Now look for your car keys.
Her response: "Here are the car keys.
I had the car keys last?
Car keys can stay on the dresser.
Car keys, house keys, earrings, parking tickets.
I don't have the car keys.
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