But she lost interest in it very soon.
Can I say 'but she get over it very soon.'?Thanks
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"She lost interest" means she got bored with it....wanted to do something else instead. If I'm playing a game and lost interest, that means I did not want to finish the game - I wanted to do something else instead. Or I might have a boyfriend but I lost interest in him, so I might look for a different boy friend.
She got over it soon" would mean she was experiencing a mood, or emotion that did not last. She was angry, but got over it soon. This is different from losing interest.
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But she GOT over it very soon.
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No. Get over - climb over the wall, or keep the problem under control. Use here " out of interest"
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