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The phrase "I need some space" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a desire for physical or emotional distance from someone or something. Example: "After our argument, I just need some space to gather my thoughts and calm down."
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I've never heard Richard say "I need some space".
"Today I need some space," he tells her.
I see you every day now, and I need some space.
I need some space for them, my wife and our youngest child right now, and I wouldn't have it as leader".
"So if I walk around and say look sir, I'm not feeling so good today, I need some space, can you please not fuck with me today?
I need some space for them, my wife and our youngest child right now, and I wouldn't have it as Leader of the Opposition".
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"I needed some space after the typical teaching situation.
"I needed some space away from school and from basketball after the way it ended," Coble said.
Needless to say, by the time first grade rolled around, I needed some space, not to mention my own classroom!
(She's currently taking a break. "I needed some space," she says simply, though she intends to get back to it soon).
"I finally let people know today I needed some space to breathe," said Representative John E. Sweeney, a freshman Republican from upstate New York.
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