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Discover LudwigSentence No, the phrase "on the loo" is not correct or used in written English.
It is a colloquial phrase used to refer to a bathroom or restroom, so it is acceptable in spoken English, but not in written English. If you want to use it in a sentence, replace it with the words "bathroom" or "restroom": I had to take a quick break and rushed to the restroom.
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I read a lot of this one on the loo.
We calculated the RMS errors for different σ, according to the generalization ability of the model based on the LOO cross-validation for the training set to determine the optimal one.
At one point, Andrew is talking into his camera, but he's doing it on the loo.
On the loo even?!!
Would you eat your lunch on the loo?
We answer our emails over lunch, crossing the road, on the loo.
Can they watch me on the loo without betraying their disgust?
Stan could help himself to a swift half when he was on the loo.
In the BBC series, he was sitting on the loo chatting to Billie, drinking a Guinness.
For extra extravagance, do all of the above while on the loo.
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As well as having a lot of heart, Him & Her has a sitting-on-the-loo realism that in 2010 was possibly ahead of its time.
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