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The phrase "if I dead" is not correct in standard written English.
It is an incorrect form and should be "if I die" to express a hypothetical situation regarding one's death.
Example: "If I die before my time, I hope my family will remember me fondly."
Alternatives: "if I pass away" or "if I am gone."
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This time, my daughter's godfather phoned me and said: "Are you dead?" I went: "If I was dead, I wouldn't be talking to you".
"You talked as if I were dead.
"If I'm dead honest, no.
If I drop dead, I am coffin-ready.
I lay down and acted as if I were dead.
"If I drop dead tonight, then I live on.
The F.B.I. couldn't discipline me if I was dead.
We'll just see if I'm dead or not.
"I would be happy if I was dead last both days".
I lay still, trying to figure out if I was dead or alive.
From the sudden conviction that if I dropped dead He wouldn't so much as hesitate.
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