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Discover Ludwig"it's pleasure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as a polite response after someone has thanked you for something. For example, someone might say "Thank you for your help" and you might respond "It's pleasure."
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The tomfoolery can't mask the clunkers in Mary Rodgers and Marshall Barer's score, but it's pleasure enough to see Hoffman and Epperson royally camp it up.
Partly it's pleasure in the fact that, for this patch anyway, you've done your best.
The makers' motives are not always need or thrift; sometimes it's pleasure or obstinacy, or serendipity – a road sign that happens to make a perfect tabletop.
It's pleasure to be here.
"To me, it's not work; it's pleasure".
It's pleasure, heartbreak, stress, sexual tension, and basically just love.
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"What's unique about us is that it's pleasure-based education.
"It was pleasure".
And if it was pleasure for him, it was pleasure for us.
It is pleasure separated from reproduction.
It is pleasure, it is very interesting and it is stimulating.
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