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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'work on trying' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to convey that someone is actively attempting or striving to accomplish a goal. For example, "I'm going to work on trying to get better grades this semester."
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"There's always something you're trying to work on, trying to figure out, that maybe you need to address, each and every day when you're coaching.
"The 10th tee shot is something I specifically work on, trying to hit a three wood and moving it more than I would.
Day shelters are uncommon, so if your city doesn't have one, work on trying to get one together.
On the day that Steve Phillips returned to work as general manager of the Mets after an eight-day leave of absence, one of Phillips's assistants, Jim Duquette, went to work on trying to plug one of the team's main holes.
We will work on trying to combat that over the coming days".
We did some work on trying to predict the end of bubbles.
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That's one of the things we're working on, trying to get as much direct evidence as we can.
"I'm working on trying to change that.
"We're still going to be working on trying to get lean labor agreements".
I am still working on trying to understand August Wilson's significance.
I've been working on trying to get home equity insurance started.
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