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13 Dec 2018
Korean
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Please show me example sentences with the difference between ‘get it over’ and ‘get it over with it’.
Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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"Get it over" is usually used when talking to another person about what they need to do, and it is more natural to say "Get it over with."
For example, "You might as well get it over with now, instead of waiting."
"Guess I'll get this test over with."
For example, "You might as well get it over with now, instead of waiting."
"Guess I'll get this test over with."
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@bahador_79 Sure, what's your native language?
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@bahador_79 Yes I do! My Line ID is "speictr"
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