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"drags on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation or event that is boring, never-ending, or seems to go on for a long time. Example: "The meeting dragged on for hours, with no end in sight."
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drags on
verb
Third person singular of drag on
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It depends on how long the mess drags on, and whether any further recalls are announced.
Caterpillar was one of the biggest drags on the Dow, down 3.4 percent, to $84.75.
The row drags on.
Yet the process drags on.
The foreclosure crisis drags on.
The discussion drags on.
Daniel drags on cigarettes.
"Drags on the state".
And so the case drags on.
And so the brawl drags on.
The appeals process drags on for decades.
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