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Discover LudwigThe phrase "he gave back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone returning something to its original owner or giving something in return.
Example: "After borrowing the book for a month, he gave back the novel to his friend."
Alternatives: "he returned" or "he handed back".
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He "gave back to the members in the way of education and personal benefit.
Worse, he gave back two leads and fell to 13-4.
He gave back to the community, paying for the entertainment for an annual Fourth of July neighborhood block party.
He gave back to the world through his many pro bono involvements.
Then he did something he has been doing his entire career; he gave back.
He gave back three leads on June 2 and another last Saturday, when he matched a career-high with 10 runs allowed.
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But he gives back".
Sometimes history gives to Daniel Day-Lewis, and sometimes he gives back.
If he gives back, he also gets away.
For every dollar Vaughn is paid, he gives back $14.73£7.3939).
Did he give back the ten thousand dollars, or keep the money for another day?
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