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The phrase "knocking on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to make a knocking sound or to knock on something. You can use it as a verb or a preposition. Example: The sound of someone knocking on the door woke me up from my nap. Example: She was nervous as she approached the door, but she took a deep breath and started knocking on it. Example: I couldn't hear anything over the loud music, so I started knocking on the window to get my friend's attention.
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"Look," she said, knocking on one dresser.
We've been knocking on doors since 1790," says one official.
You're knocking on doors.
"He's knocking on the door.
Knocking on doors.
I imagined knocking on the door.
Someone was knocking on his door.
You think about knocking on the door.
He is knocking on an open door.
Start knocking on doors today.
It's about knocking on doors.
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