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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a effort to be" is not correct in English.
It should be "an effort to be." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing attempts or initiatives aimed at achieving a particular goal or state.
Example: "She made an effort to be more punctual for her meetings this year."
Alternatives: "a attempt to be" or "a strive to be."
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Her tits are hanging out like a cow waiting to be milked, true, but she made a effort to be "age appropriate".
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In Oxford, they maintained a kosher enclave although they made an effort to be a part of the wider community.
Announcing a target was an effort to be seen as willing to do its fair share," Yang said.
Just because it makes an effort to be a real movie doesn't justify its failure as a quality film.
"You can see he's making an effort to be a better teammate," Ward said.
Many websites publish a warrant canary in an effort to be transparent with visitors.
Make an effort to be a better you and most importantly love yourself.
You're just making an effort to be a better student.
Make an effort to be a good student and to make the most of each class you take.
In fact, the production makes an effort to be an exotic circus.
The tax proposal, Mr. Hollande said, "sends a signal that there is an effort to be made".
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