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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on this one" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific thing or instance within a larger context. Example: "I've tried many different diets, but on this one, I finally saw results." Here, "on this one" refers to a specific diet that the speaker has tried. Another example could be: "There are many tasks to complete for this project, but we need to focus on this one first." In this case, "on this one" refers to a specific task within the project.
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AC: But why pick on this one?
Just trust me on this one.
You gotta trust me on this one.
Still, trust me on this one.
Trust... trust trust trust... trust me on this one!
"Let me sleep on this one".
(Trust me on this one).
Legs, on this one!' It's amazing".
Going down on this one was different.
"You've got… $4.53 on this one… $3.19 on this one… nothing on this one… nothing on this one… nothing on this one, and… nothing on this one.
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