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slog it out vs fight through Which expression sounds more natural to native speakers when I say 'I will slog it out' or ' I will fight through'? Thank you for your help.

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I would tend to use slog it out more for two people/companies/teams that are in competition. For example: "Apple and Samsung are slogging it out in the smartphone market". "Chelsea and Arsenal slogged it out for ninety minutes" If we want to use slog in a way that is similar to fight through, I would say something like this: "It was a really hard slog"
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I would never say slog through something. Fight it out would come more naturally to me, but more than that, i would probably say "work through something"
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It may vary slightly between countries which use English for mother tongue. In New Zealand we'd probably add a 'just' in the sentence and combine 'I will' (English speakers very rarely say "I will") so it would become: "I'll just slog it out." or "I'll just fight through it."
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Hi. Both are correct but most people would probably say "I will fight through" rather than the first. Hope that helps! :)

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