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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be aim to" is not grammatically correct
A better way to express the concept would be "aim to be" or "be aiming to." Here is an example of each: - "She aims to be the top student in her class." - "He is currently aiming to be the leader of the company."
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That's what we'll be aiming to do".
So we're aiming to change that".
Vice magazine is aiming to find out.
Two more are aiming to join them.
The exhibition is aiming to make connections.
Plexus is aiming to achieve just this.
We are aiming to be the very best".
Afolayan is aiming to be a cut above.
Norway is aiming to be zero-carbon by 2030.
We're aiming to be in Denver by about lunchtime.
Most of them are aiming to be professionals.
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