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Discover Ludwig"I hung up" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of ending a phone call. Here are a few examples of when you can use it: 1. "I was talking to my friend on the phone, but then I heard the doorbell so I had to hang up." 2. "I was on a conference call for work, but the call dropped and I couldn't reconnect, so I just hung up." 3. "After arguing with my mom for an hour on the phone, I finally couldn't take it anymore and hung up on her." 4. "I was having a great conversation with my crush until my phone battery died, so I had to hang up and charge it."
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I hung up, relieved.
I hung up.
I hung up the phone.
I hung up, exhilarated.
I hung up immediately".
I hung up the phone, despondent.
So I hung up the phone.
"I hung up the phone and wept".
I hung up the phone feeling relieved.
I hung up, and went on.
Then I hung up and sobbed.
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