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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I hit with" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are describing an action involving hitting something with an object, but it typically requires additional information to be clear. Example: "I hit with a baseball bat during the game."
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"I hit with him a lot," Murray said.
"Lately, it has been getting more treacherous as my parents have started to go to some of the same bars I hit with my friends," Laura Johnson said.
"I hit with him for an hour and a half the other day, which was quite an experience," Ellison, 67, said before gushing about Nadal's incomparable topspin.
"Don't you think you should apologize?" Not slowing down for a moment, he looked back and replied disdainfully, "Do you think I have time to apologize to everyone I hit with this door?" I smiled.
"I remember trying to push him around the court the first time I hit with him, to see how he would respond.
I'll prepare by practising with Kyle Edmund, the British junior, as I hit with him a couple of days before the tournament and he's a good guy.
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"I got hit with good shots, but I never got hurt where I was wobbled.
"I got hit with life when I was 16 years old," she said.
Before I could gather more intelligence, I was hit with a blow dart.
"I got hit with some shots tonight I shouldn't have gotten hit with.
"I got hit with some looping punches that I couldn't do anything about," he said.
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