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Proof It.

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The phrase "proof it" is not grammatically correct in standard English usage. "Proof" is typically used as a noun or a verb, but not as an adjective modifying "it."

If you're trying to say something like "prove it," then that would be correct. "Prove" is a verb, and "it" is the object of the verb.

For example:

"Can you prove it?"
"I need proof."
If you're using "proof" as a noun, you might say:

"Do you have any proof?"
"I'll need proof of your identity."