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Discover LudwigThe phrase "anytime I do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a condition or situation that occurs whenever the speaker performs a specific action.
Example: "I feel a sense of accomplishment anytime I do something challenging."
Alternatives: "whenever I do" or "each time I do".
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Anytime I do anything that takes away from our team, I'm definitely going to regret it".
Anytime I do welcome friends, it's always a tray of canapés or Planters peanuts, jellied candy from Paris, and a good bottle of Sancerre.
I tend to produce this anytime I do a roast dinner for guests; nobody knows what the hell it is and they go nuts once they try some.
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Anytime I did have to come in for a strike, it was over the middle of the plate and just got hammered somewhere".
He said he knew I'd had an operation, and anytime I didn't feel up to it, he'd close down for the day.
Anytime I didn't need my hands, I turned them palm-side up.
But that has a much lower priority because we're not seeing H7N7 outbreaks at the moment, and we're definitely not going to do that anytime soon; I don't think that would be wise.
My gynecologist said that the IUD can be removed at anytime if I do decided to have children before then.
"The middle class like it was here... is not coming back, not anytime soon, I don't care what Trump promises".
So while I won't be ordering the Phantom Menace special edition Blu-ray anytime soon, I don't take the film as a personal assault against my childhood.
"Anytime I can do that, I want to help and get the team on the power play".
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