hhtt striked The correct past of 'strike' is 'struck'. hhtt influenced with ... manipulated with terror ...
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hhttstrikedThe correct past of 'strike' is 'struck'.
hhttinfluenced with ... manipulated with terror ... moved with terror ... struck withThese are all wrong. "with" is not used with these verbs.
CalifJimThese are all wrong. "with" is not used with these verbs.I saw it in a dictionary entry and it is used in the news https://www.google.com.tr/?gws_rd=ssl#q=%22struck+with+terror%22&tbm=nws&start=40
CalifJim
hhttused in the newsYes. "struck with terror" is a fixed phrase meaning something like "made suddenly very afraid". With that meaning, however, it can't be applied to those other verbs.
CalifJim Yes. "struck with terror" is a fixed phrase meaning something like "made suddenly very afraid". With that meaning, however, it can't be applied to those other verbs.CJDoes "fixed phrase" mean "set phrase" ?