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Discover Ludwig"got a visit from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to someone who has recently received a visit from another person. For example: She got a visit from her grandparents last week.
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On Thursday, the Ravens got a visit from Hank Aaron.
It received $32 million under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, and its Kansas City factory got a visit from President Obama in 2010.
Maddux got a visit from the pitching coach, Leo Mazzone, but Piazza clanged his next pitch off the camera pavilion in center field for his 23rd home run.
Eventually, I got a visit from social services and we agreed that the children could stay with a foster family while I had a break.
This afternoon Mr. Sawyer got a visit from a union delegation that included Dave Prentice, a pipefitter at a Goodyear Tire and Rubber plant in Akron.
That player soon "got a visit" from a professional gambler who threatened to use that information to commit fraud in the player's name.
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It's like getting a visit from the Hair Fairy.
We get a visit from the nurse once a month.
Is she going to get a visit from her past?
A U.P.S. truck makes a delivery and then she gets a visit from a friend Ray.
I haven't gotten a visit from one of them yet.
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