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Discover Ludwig"she shifts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person changing their physical position or attitude. For example: "The baby started to cry, so she shifts to comfort him."
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She shifts in her chair.
She shifts uncomfortably in her seat.
She shifts in her chair to demonstrate.
She shifts and slips, gradually reaching the ground.
Then she shifts seamlessly from grand to intimate, thanking her parents for coming.
So, when she spots the wholesome Don José, who seems indifferent, she shifts into action.
But she shifts her loyalties among a group of men, some of them unsavory.
She shifts from her previous narrative — marriage as incarceration — to its lighthearted antithesis: marriage as deliverance.
Her eyes dart about, she shifts uncomfortably, her brows furrow in agitation – she's hiding something.
She shifts from her previous narrative marriage as incarceration to its lighthearted antithesis: marriage as deliverance.
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So, she shifted plans.
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