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Discover Ludwig"we shifted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a movement such as physically changing positions, changing opinions, or switching topics. Example sentence: We shifted our attention to the next topic when the current conversation became too heated.
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"We shifted a gear back," said Draxler.
On other projects we shifted the roles.
We shifted rowing by the hour.
"We shifted 250 last week," the lad replied.
After a few equally dismal attempts, we shifted focus.
We shifted our attention to low-earth orbit.
"We shifted eastward and Europe didn't," he said.
We shifted over to the Times came on an article by Karl Shapiro.
So we shifted our focus to visiting nature preserves and ambling through villages.
We shifted the water containers so that the next waves didn't tip us.
Jackson bloomed when we shifted off the topic of her and her work.
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