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"you feel ready" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to describe a person's state of readiness or preparedness for a situation or task. Here are a few examples: - "Are you feeling ready for the big exam tomorrow?" - "I can see that you feel ready to take on this new challenge." - "Don't worry, you'll know when you feel ready to make a decision." - "Take as much time as you need until you feel ready to move on." - "Despite some nerves, you feel ready to give your presentation to the board."
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Smile in a warm, friendly way, but don't speak of your feelings until you feel ready.
You feel ready?" "Absolutely".
"Do you feel ready to meet Bruno?
Come back whenever you feel ready.
Why do you feel ready now?
When you feel ready, you just jump in.
When you feel ready, and, of course, when you have an idea!
Do you create work these days only when you feel ready or inspired?
If you feel ready to negotiate, I'm still here.
When you feel ready to go, make your real-world, professional approaches.
You will know when you feel ready.
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