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Discover Ludwig"catches fire" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that something has become engulfed in flames, either intentionally (e.g. a bonfire) or unintentionally (e.g. a house). For example: "The fuel in the engine compartment caught fire and the whole truck went up in flames."
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catches fire
verb
Third person singular of catch fire
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He loses control of his vehicle on an icy road and dies when it catches fire.
The dress catches fire.
If it catches fire, it can happen".
His skin tingles, his blood catches fire.
But this docudrama never quite catches fire.
But "Hyde Park" never catches fire.
Your house, containing everything you own, catches fire.
He is so dispassionate that his book never catches fire.
The speaker catches fire, Looking at listeners' faces.
A couch rots through seasons and then catches fire".
He catches fire, and amid the ensuing conflagration Omphale escapes.
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