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Discover LudwigThe phrase "pushing me to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is motivating you to do something. For example, "The thought of succeeding is pushing me to work harder."
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"So that was pushing me to swim faster and faster".
That's what's pushing me to get on a good stretch".
"She keeps pushing me to join," he told me.
"Some producers are pushing me to do it," he said.
But he's also pushing me to go back".
"My mother was always pushing me to do my own thing.
"People have been pushing me to comment, but I didn't know him," Wales told me.
"Steve was key in pushing me to never completely crumble with Michael," she added.
"He was always pushing me to be better, which he always did out of love," said Joel Felder, his brother.
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"She pushed me to do something.
"He pushes me to improve my skills".
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