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The phrase "and if you choose to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or decisions, particularly in contexts where someone has the choice to leave or proceed with something.
Example: "You are welcome to stay for dinner, and if you choose to go, we completely understand."
Alternatives: "should you decide to leave" or "if you opt to depart".
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And if you choose to go, don't expect it to be fair.
Scientology is like heroin at this point: You know damn well what you're getting into when you start to tangle with it, and if you choose to go down that route or date someone who does, well, that's your problem.
Two days before the show the promoter calls me back and says, "Keith, we've reserved a couple of tables in the balcony, so you can invite all your friends, you can hang out in the balcony, and if you choose to go down on stage and sing a few songs, feel free". .
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And you're sabotaging yourself if you choose to go against the grain.
If you choose to go and be at the same situation, avoid direct interaction with her.
If you choose to go to Singapore, go for yourself.
Incidentally, if you choose to go with Amazon, move quick.
If you choose to go the STD clinics or Planned Parenthood, they give you as many as you want.
Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly if you choose to go on a Scotch Bonnet adventure!
If you choose to go to this therapist, look for the license hanging on his wall.
So if you choose to go bold, then it will certainly fit in.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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