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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to do paperwork" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of completing administrative tasks or handling documents, often in a professional context. Example: "After the meeting, I need to do paperwork to finalize the project details."
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I like to do paperwork.
Also, who wants to do paperwork in space?
"I used to go to the Brasserie at 4 30 in the morning to do paperwork.
And once they cut me down, they're going to have to do paperwork".
"I learned never to do paperwork when the children and the teachers were in the building," she said.
Every day that she comes to visit, she is required to do paperwork to document his "progress". Seriously?
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The worker removed a crumbled plastic sandwich bag the child had stuffed in his mouth but then turned to doing paperwork.
Pretend to miserably do paperwork during your daughter's recital.
Sitting down to eat or do paperwork, we sit upright and relaxed.
It will also take another 30 minutes to 40 minutes to close down the place, do paperwork and have the ballots ready to be counted.
While you might be seeing "clutter", they are probably seeing "treasures", "pile of to-do paperwork", "things to get around to doing", "hobby items", "sports gear", etc.
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