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The phrase "try and stop me" is commonly used in informal spoken English, but it is often considered less formal than "try to stop me." You can use it when expressing determination or defiance, suggesting that you are going to do something regardless of any obstacles.
Example: "I’m going to pursue my dreams no matter what anyone says. Try and stop me!"
Alternatives: "try to stop me" or "challenge me to stop".
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" Try and stop me". he said.
Faust: Try and stop me / Big boy.
"Try and stop me," she said.
I'd like to see them try and stop me".
I think they were shocked but they didn't try and stop me.
Next you'll try and stop me from driving home pissed in my Merc XLR-BIGCOCK.
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"Sometimes I think I'm being too sensible and so I try and stop myself …" Give me an example of when you've been too sensible.
"It's like you have bridging dams to try and stop the flow," Bahr told me.
To play the part with conviction, it turns out that he needed to be prodded by a sports psychologist who concentrated more on self-belief than technique: "He got me to try and stop over-complicating things and just go out there and play".
I would imagine Apple doesn't want you, Average Guy, to download it, but don't expect me to try and stop you.
"I couldn't go defensive and be penalised and I had to try and stop him scoring but he got me in the neck and I'm just gutted".
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