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Discover LudwigThe phrase "using it as a" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the function or purpose of something. Here are a few examples: 1. "I always carry a Swiss army knife, using it as a multi-purpose tool for various tasks." 2. "The table can be extended, using it as a dining table for large gatherings." 3. "He painted the room a light blue, using it as a calming color for the nursery." 4. "We repurposed an old dresser, using it as a TV stand in the living room." 5. "I love playing guitar, using it as a form of expression and stress relief."
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And unfortunately, using "it" as a pronoun for trans people is not at all uncommon.
Because of its size and status, Ansar Dine were using it as a barracks.
We are using it as a stick".
He's using it as a technical term.
We ended up using it as a doorstop".
"You're really using it as a floating hotel.
And Mr. Albrecht is still using it as a weapon.
I'll definitely be using it as a teaching aid.
The club was using it as a cutlery holder.
I'm using it as a tool for change.
Using it as a premise for self-indulgence is not.
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