Phrasal Verbs - Expressions with 'HIT'

In this lesson, we take a look at the following phrasal verbs that use the word 'hit': hit back at (someone), hit out at (someone), hit on (someone), hit (someone) up, hit upon/on (something), hit (someone) with, and hit it off
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Kippi hits out on you whenever you are telling him the truth

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@@user-cn9pi2vb7l What about Michal? Still coming at him inside-out ?:)

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I really enjoy this explanation. Sounds clear. Not hard to understand it. Thank you very much for that

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[@olegmanpo3629]

Thank you for great lesson. Can I apply "hit back" for physical pressure, I mean punch someone in return?

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Yes to 'hit someone back' means to punch or hit them in return.

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Kippi hits out on you whenever you are telling him the truth

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[@apguerrero]

Amazing lesson. If it's cold you can hit me up for some clothing. Is it correct?

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Thank you, sir. Yes, your sentence is correct. Well done!

[@yuryr9000]

hi...so tell me why, in second example, you re writing "she hit out at......",although it must be "..she hitS out at....".Second part is present simple,Is not??

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Very simple explanation -- it's in the past tense, friend ;-)

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[@antoniorafael7817]

Hello. Am I able to say? I want her to hit me up with some English lesson. Thank you in advance.

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Yes, I suppose that would make sense, in a slang type of way.

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good to know and learn everything about that

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Great

[@meravl7054]

I hate it when my cousin hits up on me, it happens every other week...

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I think you mean, 'I hate it when my cousin hits me up'.

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Indeed I am, hence the channel's name (Maple Leaf ESL).

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you hit the nael on the head

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Had Baba Bronja been alive..... she would have subscribed, liked, and comment.....

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I am sure

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MY GIRLFRIEND ALWAYS HITS OUT AT ME IN PUBLIC, IT IS SO HUMILIATING, I MUST BREAK UP WITH HER ALREADY.

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Oh no, sounds awful ;-)

[@drackonr4557]

GSS ?

[@denisgusev501]

Whom did you mean? Lubunja ?

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Great !!!