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Discover LudwigThe phrase "you got a few" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common conversational phrase used to indicate that someone has a small number of something. It is often used in a casual or informal tone. Example: "I asked for some snacks, and you got a few? Thank you!".
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Have you got a few days or a week?
It works better if you got a few of them".
He'd say, 'Frankie, you got a few dollars?' And my father would give it to him.
'You got a few cuffs on occasions all right,' he says with understatement.
I don't want you thinking you're so special just because you got a few good grades".
"Maybe because you got a few people who want to read about themselves in the paper," he said.
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But you get a few who always look".
"When you get a few dollars in your pocket never advertise it," he read.
"So that when you get a few negative data points, it's all doom and gloom".
"If you get a few philosophers together, they're never terribly far from arguing about philosophy.
But at most places, you get a few slices and wedges of cheese.
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