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User_gary Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Opposite of kick
I kicked the ball at his back so hard that he was knocked down on his face.
Please corect this sentence. And also, I know "to kick" means to hit using feet, similaly I wonder what if someone hits using his hand. Is there any specific word for it?
Please corect this sentence. And also, I know "to kick" means to hit using feet, similaly I wonder what if someone hits using his hand. Is there any specific word for it?
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Hi, I kicked the ball at his back so hard that he was knocked down on his face. This is OK. Please corect this sentence.
- Hi, I kicked the ball at his back so hard that he was knocked down on his face.
- This is OK.
- Please corect this sentence.
- And also, I know "to kick" means to hit using feet, similaly I wonder what if someone hits using his hand.
- Is there any specific word for it?
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Hi,
I kicked the ball at his back so hard that he was knocked down on his face. This is OK.
Please corect this sentence. And also, I know "to kick" means to hit using feet, similaly I wonder what if someone hits using his hand. Is there any specific word for it? You could say 'I hit the ball . . . '.
Clive
I kicked the ball at his back so hard that he was knocked down on his face. This is OK.
Please corect this sentence. And also, I know "to kick" means to hit using feet, similaly I wonder what if someone hits using his hand. Is there any specific word for it? You could say 'I hit the ball . . . '.
Clive
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