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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are we coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about whether a group of people is going to a specific place or event together.
Example: "I just wanted to confirm, are we coming to the party tonight or staying in?"
Alternatives: "Are we going?" or "Are we attending?".
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"What are we coming back from?
We thought: "Why are we coming here?
Walk away.* What the hell are we coming to?
"Only now are we coming to crunch time," says Dr Eleni Panagiotarea, senior research fellow at Greece's leading thinktank Eliamep.
Asked if she was happy to be back, she said, "But are we coming back?" Another car lurched forward.
What are we coming to when such as he is an honoured guest at our tables?" Trollope always complicates the moral starkness of his portraits.
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The main thing is we came here and won.
The narrative is we're coming.
"This is why we are coming here asking for help".
But we're where we were coming into the series".
That's how we came to be.
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