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The phrase "trying to do something" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are attempting to accomplish a task or goal. For example: "I am trying to finish my essay before the deadline."
Idiom
In no mood to do something.
To not feel like doing something; to not want to do something.
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We are trying to do something consistently".
I'm trying to do something else.
"But we're trying to do something fun".
"I was trying to do something good.
"And it's trying to do something".
We are trying to do something unique".
We were trying to do something tangible".
They are trying to do something new.
We're trying to do something different.
"I was trying to do something else".
"She was trying to do something".
More suggestions(15)
preferred to do something
something to do something
opportunity to do something
trying to sell something
trying to revive something
trying to provide something
trying to start something
trying to achieve something
trying to be something
trying to learn something
trying to offer something
trying to steal something
trying to conceal something
trying to give something
trying to nail something
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