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Discover Ludwig"change the lines" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to make alterations or modifications to the lines (of text or speech). Examples: 1. Please change the lines in this paragraph to make it sound more formal. 2. The director asked the actor to change the lines in the script to better fit the character. 3. I need to change the lines on this drawing to show a different perspective. 4. The teacher asked the students to change the lines in their essays for a better flow of ideas. 5. She had to change the lines of the song to make it more appropriate for the audience.
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"I'm concerned that they're going to change the lines again".
Ms. LeCompte said she was seeking a new actress but would not change the lines.
Of the movie, she said, "It was great fun, especially because I could change the lines".
And right now, I don't want to change the lines up".
When I first started out — I majored in theatre in college — I'd go on auditions, and I'd just change the lines.
What to Do Port Richmond residents celebrate some things that never change: the lines at Ralph's Italian Ices on Port Richmond Avenue, for instance.
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You can also change the line spacing and margins.
If we have to change the line-up, immediately a few things change.
Remake the movie today and you'd have to change the line to "Branding".
"Maggie Smith asking me if I could change the line, asking politely, using my name!
He will not change the line on gay marriage or adoption.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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