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The phrase "give a few pointers" is correct and used in written English
You can use this phrase when referring to advice or tips on a topic, or instructions on how to do something. For example: "If you're having difficulty understanding calculus, I can give you a few pointers to help you out."
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By Josephine Daskam Bacon The New Yorker, March 28 , 1931P. 82 Letter to Carolyn Wells, the writer asking her to give a few pointers on the art of writing mystery stories.
After studying human lie-detection and then implementing the principles while working with thousands of teens, parents and families, I wanted to give a few pointers for adults, teachers and parents.
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Gives a few pointers on the place.
He was invited in and given a few pointers.
You coached and gave a few pointers to [England spin bowler] Adil Rashid recently.
However, looking at the app itself it still needs work in terms of giving a few pointers about how to make it work for you best.
VisitBritain has given a few pointers on how the new names can be used, suggesting sites put notices on their websites flagging up the new names, or put up a sign or certificate announcing the description.
We were given a few pointers in how to shake off an unwelcome parrot if necessary, so armed with this advice we stood nervously waiting for the onslaught.
Give her a few pointers and leave her alone".
"They'd give me a few pointers on my jump shot," he said.
Monologue of play producer who calls up a publicity agent to give him a few pointers on how to advertise the play he is going to produce.
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