How to Use "Kick" with Example Sentences

kick (v): to hit with the foot

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Used with adverbs:

"He kicked the ball too hard and it went over the fence."
(hard, far)

"He violently kicked the door."
(violently, wildly)

"He was arrested for deliberately kicking a person."
(deliberately, repeatedly)

"She accidentally kicked her brother."
(accidentally, gently)

"The boys were kicking a ball around in the backyard."
(around)

Used with prepositions:

"My son accidently kicked me in the leg."
(in, on)

"She kicked at the sand on the beach."
(at)

kick (n): the act of hitting with the foot; a great feeling

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Used with adjectives:

"She gave him a hard kick to the stomach."
(hard, good, powerful, swift, vicious)

"He learned to do a high kick yesterday."
(high, drop, scissor, roundhouse, corner, onside)

"She got a real kick out of seeing old pictures of her family."
(real, great, huge, big)

Used with verbs:

"He gave the door a good kick."
(gave)

"He delivered a strong kick to his opponent."
(delivered, landed)

"She received a kick in the knee for saying something inappropriate."
(received)

"He gets a big kick out of seeing his children play sports."
(gets)

Used with prepositions:

"He landed a kick to the ribs."
(to, in)

"She got a kick on the leg."
(on)

"He does silly things just for kicks."
(for)