It's over Vs It's through
Hi there! Could anyone tell me the difference between "it's over" and "it's through"? They seem to have the same meaning to me.

Is there a big difference in meaning? Is one of them a bit more formal or informal?

Thank you in advance,

Erico :)

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It's over Vs It's through
Hi there! Could anyone tell me the difference between "it's over" and "it's through"? They seem to have the same meaning to me.

Is there a big difference in meaning? Is one of them a bit more formal or informal?

Thank you in advance,

Erico :)

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It's over and it's through has the same meaning. There is no difference, however, "it's through" is more dramatic than "it's over".

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They have the same meaning.  However "It's over" is the more commonly used for the reason given above.

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"it's through' tends to be an American usage. I would never use it.

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