Phrasal Verb - Get Over

Don't tell someone to get over it. Help them get through it. -Sue Fitzmaurice #quotes #sayings #proverbs #thoughtoftheday #quoteoftheday

Tiny Buddha on X: Don't tell them to get over it. Help them get through it. ~Sue Fitzmaurice / X

Over - definition and meaning with pictures

Talk Out Loud on X: Let's get people talking about their mental health, not shut them down. Sometimes we can say the wrong thing without thinking or not know what to say

Liberal feminism is bankrupt. It's time to get over it.

Phrase Up English - Today's Phrasal Verb: wear out Meaning #1 - (separable) to make tired examples: All this work has worn me out. I need some rest. I am wearing out

EnglishTips4U on X: Don't get your tinsel in a tangle - meaning: Get over it! Don't get stressed out. #IOTW / X

Core vocabulary: Is it time to think about phrasal verbs

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