4 different expressions with GET OVER

bit.ly/2mjS4xf - Take one of my online English courses!

[@mojtababezan]

I have a allergic to injustice and I can’t get over it. You blessed me with your guidance. Thank You

[@rananouri3657]

Thank u very much Shayna.😊 1. It's very difficult to get over the loss of one of family members. 2. I can't get over how nicely you teach phrasal verbs!

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Thanks! :-)

[@satyajitrajbanshi3620]

I like your lessons so much!

[@baxlucky3181]

I can't get over with the feeling of satisfaction after your lessons

[@arnoldmike235]

That's a great lesson of yours as usual. All the bestAs a matter of fact, it has taken me too much time trying to get over a critical situation I went through sometime ago but no chance.

[@satyajitrajbanshi3620]

I can't get over how I am amazed

[@khaledm4187]

hey Shaina, I really like your short understandable lessons, simple clear and amazing. well, I'm an English teacher and I was passing by some of your videos, wow, just like the way you presenting your lessons, I can't get over how awesome you are! oops!! just used it .. I want to thank you for your massive efforts and these fantastic lessons. Good luck

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

You're welcome!

[@chouchouchung3062]

after hard working time i spent for my exam , finally i can get it over with. i find it diffuculty learning english but look! i found your channel and then i can"t get over how great your lessons are. i love the way you explain. tks you :) my teacher ♡.♡

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

You're welcome!

[@xavierromerocarrion1369]

You`re an excellent teacher. Keep doing very well up

[@mariahussain843]

Videos are wonderfully explained

[@jorgetorres7068]

Thank you teacher,excellent video congratulations for your good job,my God bless you.

[@ubaidrehman2024]

fascinating video with lovely coach is a matter of pride for me. thanks

[@estherh2142]

Outstanding explanation!!!!! Great teacher!

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Thanks!

[@cidiretame4136]

Thanks. Also as per The Britannica Dictionary "get over (something)" means to stop being bothered by something.

[@nilza1863]

Coongratulions teacher! Thank's.

[@ivanbelonogov]

I can't get over what I live in New York City now. I broke my clavicle two years ago and I needed a lot of time to get over. I did lots of difficulties exercises overcome pain. I got it over with.

[@wissambennadji1528]

thank u teacher 😊

[@gunnerjonah7183]

I know it is quite off topic but do anybody know of a good website to stream new tv shows online ?

[@emanueljuan2814]

@Gunner Jonah try FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)

[@jairojake5042]

@Emanuel Juan Definitely, I've been using FlixZone for months myself =)

[@gunnerjonah7183]

@Emanuel Juan Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work =) I appreciate it!

[@emanueljuan2814]

@Gunner Jonah you are welcome :)

[@CharlyBown77]

Hi Shaina, great job. I have a question Minute 3.48 "so if your coworker is sad because their dog died" Why you used ""their dog" Why not? "his dog" because you are talking in singular. Thank you in advance.

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Good question! Technically it should be "his/her dog died" - but that's awkward to say, so in everyday English we often use "they" and "their" for an individual person when we don't specify if it's a man or woman. Even though it's "technically" incorrect since it mixes singular and plural, it's extremely common.

[@victorpapyshev6362]

Thanks a lot

[@tommypagawak7176]

Thanks teacher

[@antoniotenorio664]

Hello Shaina nice lesson as always. Is it correct to say I HAVE TO GET OVER SOME REDUNDANCIES AT WORK?. Many thanks in advance.

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hmm, the sentence doesn't sound very natural to me. By "redundancies," do you mean people losing their jobs, or something else?

[@antoniotenorio664]

Espresso English yes Sheila I meant people losing their jobs as you have just said

[@sherifmostafa5606]

thank you for this lesson and i can't get over how i a dmire this lesson

[@ouhsaine9570]

what is the difference between come over and get over , could you explain please, teacher ?

[@raminmadani7653]

It took me several months to get over bad feelings that I got while getting it over with breaking with my girlfriend whose memory I know I can’t get over easily, let alone forgetting her forever.

[@ivanlk7687]

so basically "get over" and its variations mean to get rid of something/someone that disturbs you.

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Exactly - although "I can't get over" can be used for things that are not disturbing, such as, "I can't get over how delicious that cake was!"

[@mendouarledollar]

thank you

[@prachitariyal]

thanks

[@farellano1959]

graciassss

[@matata816]

Some poeple seem not to be able to get over miner details. For the God's sake get over it. I can not get over how much the environment that we live in influences our every aspect of our lives. Are you still struggling with learning english? Go to Espresso English website and look at the lessons that suit you the best and get it over with. 😄

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Good! In that first sentence, it should be "minor details"

[@jcsilva6105]

Hi, Teacher Shayna . Hope you're doing great. Are you uploading new more videos on KZbin? Greetings from NICARAGUA 🇳🇮.

[@younesyazine8866]

thanks alot

[@pt5607]

I Just Can't get Over Your Style of Teaching English. Is this Sentence Correct??

[@albertoledezma1770]

Gracias teacher😘😍

[@shreelatarao6949]

He got over his cough before his exams, which allowed him to concentrate properly. 'Get over it, otherwise you might flunk again if you keep thinking about the past and not learning from it ! ' mother said to her daughter, when she kept sulking over her low grades for a month. I can't get over the fact that I just won a lottery. I just got the task of removing weeds from my garden over with before the rain and felt so happy. Is the construction of the sentence right? Or is it too long of a sentence?

[@eduardfranciscoguabaperez6156]

Get over it it’s the same to get thought?

[@Sri-it2gh]

I finally got over my stomachache which i had it for a week.It took me several months to get over my friends death.I cant get over how cheap the food is.

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

Very good!

[@knik3]

I can't get over how intense this lesson was. I think I need to replay it a few times.

[@ritariccardi5032]

Interesting

[@prenomsnoms7083]

I've got over my goldfish's death.

[@c.lo9262]

I get it over with listening Math's teacher!!

[@richardadamwais9734]

from djibouti I get over it all grammar rules

[@duniazaddenna9627]

when I tell SO "Just get over it!" as if I'm telling them " just give it a rest!" because they're keeping talking non-stop about Sth that isn't really a big deal!!!! am I right!!!!

[@ivanlk7687]

4:45 Ballet - bæleɪ what the hell? when will they bring order in the language?

[@EspressoEnglishNet]

There have been attempts to standardize English spelling and pronunciation before, but they have never worked :-( "ballet" is a word that came from French, which is why there is a silent "T" at the end. Same with "buffet" and "filet"

[@franrosas5115]

I can't get over I have to do all the chores while my parents are away even though I'm trying to get over the flu, they always tell me "get over it! and stop complaining"... anyways I must get this over with coz they will get here in less than 5 minutes and I haven't even made my bed x'D.

[@dillom4861]

I`ve gotten over a backache recently.

[@yuliameschan9336]

I can't get over with the war in Ukraine....