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Yesterday, I said, "I hit my nail with the microwave," whereas I should have said, "I hit my nail on the microwave."
“With” = using something as a tool
Example: I hit the ball with a bat.
“On” = striking something against a surface
Example: I hit my head on the door
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Great explanation!
To be honest, I think they both work. I wouldn't think twice if someone said either one of them.