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"if you make" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when introducing a condition or possibility. For example, "If you make the necessary repairs, your car should start right up."
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"What if you make it smaller?
If you make a turnover, get back.
If you make it, you make it.
Nothing if you make it yourself, boss.
If you make it back at all.
"But not if you make inconsistent claims".
It's easy if you make the effort".
If you make an appointment, you go.
What if you make a mistake?
It's ok if you make mistakes.
If you make the effort, it's appreciated.
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