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

Phrasal Verb – Get Over «

Phrasal Cards — “Get over” means “to recover from something”.

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Pam Muñoz Ryan quote: You never have to get over it you just have

Aries always get over it so fast… jealous : r/Sagittarians

Im over it means Im no longer interested in it right???!

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