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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'try to stop me' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when challenging someone to do something. For example: "If you think you can do it, then try to stop me."
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They didn't try to stop me.
He didn't try to stop me from joining activist groups.
"If you want to try to stop me, you better get ready for a physical battle.
"Tell Sam, 'Please, please, please try to stop me,'" Baen said.
According to Mr. Kabir's account, Major Karimi yelled: "Who are you to try to stop me?
If I make a move, they will try to stop me".
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(The English story is "I done it!"; the French version is "And the bastards tried to stop me").
Nobody tried to stop me.
They are really trying to stop me".
Security guards have tried to stop me.
He commented, "They tried to stop me from coming today.
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