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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I credit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a subject and verb combination, where the speaker is acknowledging or giving recognition to someone or something for a certain action or outcome. Here is an example: "I credit my success to my hard work and perseverance."
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I credit you with this".
"I credit him a great deal.
But I credit the beans.
I credit hotels with my transformation.
"I credit her athletic ability to those mounds," she said.
I credit my mother's side for my romanticism and spirituality.
I credit O'Reilly's popularity to his fortunate timing.
"I credit my own success to Junior Miss," she added.
"I credit him with being tasteful and shrewd.
"I credit him with being patient," Knowlton said.
I credit him for that — for not leaving the area.
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