Phrasal Verb - Get Over

Phrasal Verb - Get Over */Be Over * - Lose your negative feelings about something (Transitive) (Inseparable)

Examples:

"We broke up a month ago, I'm over it now, it's Valentine's day tomorrow!"
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"Wow, you already have a girlfriend? It didn't take you long to get over your divorce then!"
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"I'm still really sad about what happened... I won't be able to get over it for a long time, I think"
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"Does she still hate me?"
"No, I think she's over it now"

Phrasal Verb - Storm Off

Phrasal verb - Storm Off - Leave a room/situation angrily (Intransitive)

Examples:

"We were arguing about politics, and he just stormed off!"
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"Every time we talk about this, you get annoyed and storm off, it isn't a mature discussion!"

Phrasal Verb - Fall out (With)

Fall out (with) = Stop being friends (inseparable)(Transitive (with) & Intransitive)

Examples:

“We had an argument and fell out, all because I said she was a little bit fat!”

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“If you keep saying I’m stupid, I’m going to fall out with you!”

Phrasal Verb - Let Down

“Let Down” = Disappoint 

(Separable)(Transitive & Intransitive)

Examples:

“I thought it was Saturday… it’s only Wednesday… What a LET DOWN!”

Or separated:

“You told me you would help me with this, and you didn’t help at all! you really LET me DOWN”

Phrasal Verbs - Get (together) With

Get with someone/Get together (with someone) = Start a romantic relationship with someone

(Transitive & Intransitive)(Inseparable)

Examples:

“Have you been together long?” “Yeah, we got together a long time ago”

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“You and that girl have been flirting for a long time, I think you’re going to get together!”

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“You bastard! You got with my best friend!?”

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"Did you get with anyone on new years eve?"

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Get on (with)/Get along (with)

Get on (with)/Get along with = have a friendly relationship with someone. 

(Transitive & Intransitive) (Inseparable)

Examples: 

“I really get on with my colleagues, they’re all such nice people!”

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“Why don’t you get on with her?” “Because she’s a bitch”

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“Why aren’t you coming to Paris Hilton’s party?” “We don’t get on”