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Discover Ludwig'it were not for' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used in the past subjunctive mood to indicate a hypothetical situation. For example, "It were not for my grandmother, I wouldn't have even gone to college."
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If it were not for pumpkins we should be undone.
Our fraternity would not be where it is if it were not for all of you.
If it were not for the trust, much of the land would have be sold.
"I would not have this job if it were not for David Letterman," he said.
This flaw would be minor if it were not for the cheap, overflexible steak knives.
This linguistic monoculture would be even more hegemonic if it were not for bilingual migrants.
If it were not for prison, I would never have made it as a professional footballer.
I don't think the program would be nearly as successful if it were not for that".
If it were not for the presence of Rice in today's game, I'd predict an upset.
If it were not for my father's persistence," he writes in part of "Sid's Century".
If it were not for the church, we would not have agreed to this".
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