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Discover LudwigThe phrase "train to do" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of teaching or instructing someone to do a particular task or skill. Here is an example: "I am currently training to do a triathlon next month. My coach has been helping me improve my swimming, biking, and running skills." In this sentence, "train to do" is used to convey the idea that the speaker is actively learning and practicing the necessary skills to successfully complete a triathlon.
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Brazilians train to do it.
Train to do what, burger flipping?
It is easy to train to do this, he says.
"Look, I didn't train to do this," Cannavale said.
(It turns out they were the first and perhaps only passenger train to do so).
He said that someday he might train to do so again.
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They must be trained to do that".
"I'm not trained to do this.
Clinical psychologists are trained to do this.
We were trained to do this.
Training to do barrel racing (rodeo).
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