Let's take a look at the word hit. In the cartoon we can see two different meanings:
Hit - (verb) to strike something.
"I hit the spider with my shoe."
'Hit' as a Phrasal Verb
Hit (on) something - (phrasal verb) to realise something or to think of an idea unexpectedly.
"I'd been thinking of how to solve the problem all night and then answer suddenly hit me."
"When I first hit on the idea, everyone told me it wouldn't work."
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My bird LOST its WAY.
Sometimes taking a rest can help you "HIT ON" the RIGHT WAY to continue.
Thanks Chris for the lesson of today.
A good idea hit on me - to
A good idea hit on me - to revise phrasal verbs
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I was thinking about how to improve my English, then the answer hit me. "Studying English at one of the ec-english schools would be perfect".
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I think it is good practice to improve our English skill to make sentance like you. Good Idea. Thank you.
NICE LESSON
Nice lesson - I liked it!!!
that is so interesting!!i
that is so interesting!!i like it!!
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One idiom leaps to my mind when I see this verb: "to hit a man when he's down". Do not follow this!!! That's very bad.
I've been looking for the answer for three hours, when it hits me.
I hit on this plan last year and now it's time to carry it out.