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No, the phrase 'it save us' is not technically correct. It should be written as 'it saves us.' This phrase can be used in written English whenever you want to express that something is helping or benefiting you and the people around you. For example: "Using public transportation saves us money and reduces our carbon footprint."
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Those of us who lead our lobbying work engage in no personal political activity – not only does it save us the laborious canvassing on wet weekends that blights the lives of the party political hacks that I know, but it makes our voice more credible.
How much does it save us and is it safe?
"Not only did it save us millions of pounds that we didn't have, but I got to work with the legendary modelmaker Bill Pearson who worked on Alien, which was an amazing experience".
And, in the end, will it save us money?
"Will it save us from terrorism?" University of Canberra law professor Bruce Baer Arnold wondered over on The Conversation.
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In a sense, we didn't save the system--it saved us.
It saved us".
It saved us from feasting on pizza.
It saved us last night".
"It saves us a lot of headaches".
"Also, it saves us a lot of time".
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