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Discover LudwigThe part of the sentence "gave me strength" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the idea that someone or something provided you with the strength to do something. For example: "My coach's encouraging words gave me strength to finish the race."
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And that gave me strength".
It gave me strength," he added.
"That's what gave me strength".
But she stuck with me, which gave me strength.
Realising I wanted to make films gave me strength.
"It was Serge Galeotti who gave me strength, huge strength".
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Give me strength.
He gives me strength.
As for the Lido, give me strength.
Of course that gives me strength.
Give me strength … Pace yourself.
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