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Pisces Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Beat\Hit\Kick\Smash\smack

Hi

I can't differenciate between these words I wrote in The subject
I know each one is special for some kind of beating but I don't know when to use'em

Could anyone plaease tell me when I can use each of them

Theanx
  

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To beat it's when you hit someone MANY times with your hand or a stick To hit means to touch someone hard but QUICKLY with your hand or a stick To kick is to hit with your foot To smash is to hit so violently that you break it To smack is to hit with your hand flat (often to punish a child).

— Luxurious

  • To beat it's when you hit someone MANY times with your hand or a stick To hit means to touch someone hard but QUICKLY with your hand or a stick To kick is to hit with your foot To smash is to hit so violently that you break it To smack is to hit with your hand flat (often to punish a child).
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To beat it's when you hit someone MANY times with your hand or a stick
To hit means to touch someone hard but QUICKLY with your hand or a stick
To kick is to hit with your foot
To smash is to hit so violently that you break it
To smack is to hit with your hand flat (often to punish a child).
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If you need exmples, just google it
Here are some links:

http://paulmwatson.com/journal/2006/10/28/they-kicked-him-till-he-was-down-and-then-some-more/

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Thanx Luxurious for ur help

I'll search for some examples and practice on'em
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