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Discover LudwigThe phrase "for a run" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the purpose or reason for doing a particular activity or action. Example: I woke up early this morning for a run around the park. In this sentence, the phrase "for a run" explains why the person woke up early in the morning. Another example: She went to the gym for a run on the treadmill. Here, "for a run" explains the activity the person engaged in at the gym.
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Instead, she went for a run.
Then she goes for a run.
6 30 I go for a run.
and go for a run.
I go for a run.
"You're going for a run?
They look ready for a run.
Michelle is out for a run.
Go for a run, do yoga.
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