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What do you mean by hit?
1 : to strike or be struck by (someone or something) forcefully. 2 : to cause or allow (something) to come into contact with something He hit his head on the door. 3 : to affect or be affected by in a harmful or damaging way He was hit hard by the loss. 4 : occur sense 1 The storm hit without warning.
Is it hit or has hit?
“To hit” is an irregular verb where the simple past tense is identical to its past participle. The past participle (“hit”) is used to form its perfect tenses. Its present perfect tense is “has hit/have hit,” and its past perfect/pluperfect tense is “had hit.” Below are some examples.
How do you use the word hit?
“She hit him hard.” “The ball hit him directly in the head.” “I was nearly hit by a car while walking to work.” “I accidentally hit him in the head.”
Is it correct to say sorry I hit You?
‘Hit’ is an irregular verb that doesn’t change form with the tense. Which means whether your speaking about the present, or the past or the future, it will remain ‘hit’. So the correct form of this sentence is ‘Sorry I hit you’. The same goes for ‘cut’ and ‘hurt’.
Is “hitted” a valid word in this sentence?
Just recall that and you will realise that the word HIT has the same verb form in all three cases. So, no matter which tense the sentence is in, it will always use hit. This makes this sentence wrong. So correct answer is “Sorry I hit you”. I don’t think “hitted” is a valid word. we use “hit” as it is, in any form.
What is the correct way to use hit in a sentence?
‘Hit’ is an irregular verb that doesn’t change form with the tense. Which means whether your speaking about the present, or the past or the future, it will remain ‘hit’. So the correct form of this sentence is ‘Sorry I hit you’. The same goes for ‘cut’ and ‘hurt’. a common mistake which people make is they use hitted instead of hit.
What is the difference between hit and hitted?
Hit: verb (hits, hitting; past and past participle hit). So you can’t say hitted or hitten. In your mentioned sentence, you can only use “hit” or use other synonyms. I hit the car.