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Discover Ludwig'if she likes' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you wish to indicate a condition or hypothetical situation. For example, "We can go for a walk if she likes."
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If she likes you she'll most likely lean back on you.
If she likes you then she's most likely to laugh and smile.
I wonder if she likes yoga.
I ask Westwood if she likes people.
If she likes you, you can stay.
If she likes the fit, leave her alone.
If she likes herself, then she considers the shoe".
I asked her if she likes watching movies.
No wonder she's not sure if she likes him.
She can work around the clock if she likes.
I honestly don't know if she likes her candy.
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