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The phrase "you reached it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has arrived at a destination or achieved a goal. Example: "After a long journey, you reached it, the summit of the mountain."
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Have you ever set a goal to exercise or lose weight, then felt slightly empty when you reached it?
Would God do that?" She replied, "God kills people all day!" The nearest road from my house was a mile away, and you had to travel down gravel paths till you reached it.
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You reach it up its own staircase next to the big studio.
"You have to smile as you reach it," said Ms. Schwartz.
Now don't stop until you reach it.
Not until the 1950s could you reach it on a proper road.
When you reach it by road, Rockland doesn't look like your quintessentially quaint Maine town.
(You reach it by ferry, the city's main source of transportation).
If you wish to return to your body, it is essential that you reach it before the helicopter does.
And when you reach it, go out and create the opportunities for the next generation after you.
As mega-galleries go this one is quite beautiful, undoubtedly enhanced by the grand, elongated staircase by which you reach it.
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