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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I trekked" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "I trekked through the jungle for days before I reached my destination."
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I trekked to Ampleforth on November 4 1984.
Many times I trekked to a designated address and found only empty sidewalk.
I trekked from 185th Street and Broadway down to the great arch in Washington Square Park.
I trekked in tranquility with Mr Armitage all the way to near Edale.
I made a series called Conspiracy Road Trip for BBC3 where I trekked around America meeting conspiracy theorists.
I trekked through Little Sahara, which as its typically Aussie-prosaic name suggests, is an inland collection of sand dunes.
SNOW crunched underfoot as I trekked toward the chute, a shadowed corner pinched between cliffs at 11,000 feet.
So it was with great hope that I trekked a few blocks downtown to a place called Sweetgreen.
To the Editor: Regarding "Last Footfall in Nepal" (March 21): I trekked in Nepal last October, and I enjoyed the article about the Annapurna Circuit.
When the demonstration seemed over, I trekked back to the village with a young Israeli in a black "Anarchy Is for Lovers" T-shirt.
Yet, if I trekked across the desert all the way to Cerro Paranal, would the scientists refuse to put me up for the night?
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