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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a grip on it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to having control or understanding of a situation or subject.
Example: "After weeks of studying, I finally feel like I have a grip on it."
Alternatives: "control over it" or "understanding of it".
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"Can't get a grip on it".
Mr. Hayes keeps too tight a grip on it.
Something unrealized gives the slip to existence, before time can take a grip on it.
"It never stops unfolding and you've never got a grip on it.
"His changeup is a power change because he throws it with a grip on it.
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"I think everyone is trying to get a grip on where it's going.
Lincoln exerted a grip on me; it is literate, cerebral, heartfelt, with some brilliantly managed moments and, of course, a unique central performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.
"A lot of the models can't seem to get a grip on why it isn't all chrome and white," Mr. Armstrong said.
They had seen one they liked but couldn't get a grip on who owned it or what its true story was.
Some people have a good grip on it, a good interpretation of it, but a lot of people are just re-editing old records.
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