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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are it for" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, as "are" and "it" do not function together in this context.
Example: "Are you it for the project?" would be incorrect; a correct version might be "Are you in it for the project?"
Alternatives: "Are you there for" or "Are you in it for".
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"I don't think the finances are it for most of us," Dr. Ripoll said.
There's always some kind of 'Team' up to no good in Pokémon, and the Skull squad are it for this generation.
#5 Affirmation - Intimacy that's truly amazing happens when two lovers learn how to affirm, care for and reach out to one another with positive affirmations - words and behaviors that say "I love you," and "You are my best friend," and "You are it for me!" These can happen every day and tell the true story of devotion and compassion between two lovers in marriage.
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What is it for?
Was it for you?
"Was it for us?
What was it for?
"That's it for tonight.
This was it for me.
How much was it for?
And what was it for?
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