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The phrase "give a second chance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of allowing someone or something another opportunity after a previous failure or mistake.
Example: "After considering his past mistakes, she decided to give him a second chance."
Alternatives: "offer another opportunity" or "grant a reprieve."
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Everyone should give a second chance, but everyone is also entitled to their opinion.
The contest is intended to give a second chance to scripts for radio commercials that were deemed too risky, too silly or wrong for the client.
I hope that Governor Cuomo will use his power — as he has with other vital issues — to give a second chance to deserving clemency candidates.
The contest is intended to give a second chance to scripts for radio commercials that were overlooked by clients for various reasons.
It is using a handy second stage to give a second chance to a little-known play, which had a month Off-Broadway in 1992.
Meanwhile, Lilly Kathryn Morriss) can't bring herself to honor her father's request that she give a second chance to her drug-addicted sister (Nicki Aycox), who is abducted in the second episode, at 10.
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"We've been given a second chance".
But football always gives a second chance.
"Now we've been given a second chance.
I would not be given a second chance.
Now, given a second chance, he spoke his mind.
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