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When you hear the phrase “Try and act”, How do you paraphrase it? Is this expression common among native speakers?

Leechfield
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    Lacks context. It could be a semi-legitimate combo of "try out and act" in a theatrical context, or it could be the sort of slang version of "try to act" that is often heard. – Hot Licks Jan 14 '20 at 03:44
  • Thank you for your comment. Actually, there is no context, because it’s used as a kind of SLOGAN for students’ research activities at a high school I work for. I wondered if this phrase is good as a slogan. That’s why I asked. Thank you! – Leechfield Jan 15 '20 at 04:36

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