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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to achieve anything" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential for success or accomplishment in various contexts.
Example: "With hard work and determination, you can learn to achieve anything you set your mind to."
Alternatives: "to accomplish anything" or "to attain anything."
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"We're not trying to achieve anything.
There is, therefore, no plan to achieve anything meaningful".
To achieve anything worthwhile we need to preserve our lives".
"I don't believe this policy is going to achieve anything besides stoking fear and resentment".
When I started writing the book, I did not want to achieve anything grand.
Russia protested but was unable to achieve anything, as Germany threw its support unequivocally behind Austria.
"It's a complete waste, this reactive approach that doesn't seem to achieve anything," Allanson said.
"Those who've been unable to achieve anything in four years won't manage anything in eight.
In that world, approval and range voting have never managed to achieve anything approaching liftoff.
"At least a decade because you need at least half a generation to achieve anything".
I think about him every time I try to achieve anything".
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