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Discover LudwigThe phrase "willing and ready" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's readiness and eagerness to do something. You can use it in a sentence like: "I am willing and ready to take on any challenge that comes my way."
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Moving Past Blame If both partners are willing and ready to move into healing, you will notice a shift happening.
You will learn many skills here, but you have to be willing and ready to learn.
The more willing and ready you seem to work, the more likely you will be hired.
"If anybody wants to meet with us we are totally open, willing and ready," he says.
"People and institutions are always willing and ready to help black people and minorities consume.
"It was important for him to develop me as a post player, and I was willing and ready".
Already many leaders from the private sector have expressed at the summit that they are willing and ready to act.
Some French media were then asked to "sell" the project of the "blue men of the desert" who were willing and ready to go to war against Mali.
But the superdonors all have one thing in common: they are by definition deep-pocketed, willing and ready to give far more than the $2,500 checks that donors to candidates are limited to writing.
Sir Andrew said he was "absolutely willing and ready to go to China when it is the right moment" but expressed confidence in the "strong senior management" dealing with the allegations.
It's not about having an even playing field but just deciding what you can live with and being willing and ready to walk away if you can't get that.
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