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Discover LudwigThe phrase "then I chuckled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a moment of laughter or amusement that follows a previous statement or event. Example: "After hearing the joke, I paused for a moment, then I chuckled at the clever punchline."
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Then I chuckled.
Then I chuckled gleefully to assure him that the lunch would be of Lucullan extravagance and expense.
Then I chuckled superiorly again (not sure why) and she smiled.
Then I chuckled nervously and looked around, especially eying the flood gate of water rushing over the exposed car battery of the Tuk-Tuk, and had a second thought, "Famous last words".
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I chuckled over this, then decided it would be a kindness to steer her toward the word she wanted.
But as I chuckled, the crew member then told me about Taffer's response.
Moved by his conviction, I nevertheless had to ask: "Do you think that in government, there are times when we must use violence?" He paused for a moment and then chuckled, "I think that that is why I've never been in government".
And then I just had to chuckle.
Then I see a man chuckling.
Then he chuckled and added, "And then I go out and beat them, so I know it's not just the car".
Then she chuckles: "I'm going to personally put a DVD under the door of every man in Hollywood, and try to get some votes for that baby".
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