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Discover LudwigThe phrase "if we're" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to introduce a conditional statement involving the subject "we." Example: "If we're going to the party, we should leave soon."
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"One if we're lucky".
If we're still here.
It's if we're winning.
HENDRIK HERTZBERG: If we're lucky.
all, if we're being honest".
Hardly, if we're being honest.
"If we're not successful..
If we're not lucky?
Better still if we're somewhere hot.
But what if we're just bored?
Maybe next weekend, if we're too busy.
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