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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am to draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a future obligation or expectation, often in formal contexts.
Example: "I am to draw the conclusions from the data presented in the report."
Alternatives: "I am expected to draw" or "I am required to draw."
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This woman further explained that in order to see her doctor at 9 am she had to leave home around 5 am to draw a number from the numbering machine at 7 am.
He'd been working since 4 AM to draw up forecast reports for the company's clients when I got a hold of him Wednesday, but was kind enough to spend a few minutes with me on the phone explaining why it's so cold and what's coming next.
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"If you were to draw one up.
But that is to draw false comfort.
I was to draw this afternoon.
My job is to draw them out".
What I liked was to draw.
A third method is to draw numbers.
One was to be drawn.
They were chosen to draw young audiences.
The tenterhooks are beginning to draw blood".
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