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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
hit or hit into
Do not hit/hit into the obstacles or other vehicles while driving your bike.
Hitting into the other cars will damage your car, so try to be careful while driving.
Hit/hit into hitting/hitting into, which one should I use in the above sentences.
Hitting into the other cars will damage your car, so try to be careful while driving.
Hit/hit into hitting/hitting into, which one should I use in the above sentences.
Top answer
"hit into", in the sense you are trying to use it, is always wrong. "hit" by itself suffices.
- "hit into", in the sense you are trying to use it, is always wrong.
- "hit" by itself suffices.
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"hit into", in the sense you are trying to use it, is always wrong. "hit" by itself suffices.
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