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The phrase "they are threatening" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea that someone is making threatening statements or actions. For example, "The bullies were intimidating the younger students, and they are threatening to beat them up if they don't give them their lunch money."
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"They are threatening us".
They are threatening legal action against Egypt.
They are threatening U.S. sovereignty.
"They are threatening themselves, not us".
They are threatening otherwise to end the talks.
They are threatening our people and our tribe".
They are threatening to challenge the commission in court.
They are threatening legal action to get their dollars back.
"They are threatening the Sunderland game," the supporter said.
But they are not peaceful – they are threatening.
Because they are threatening and we must stop them.
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