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Fran Exposito
Enseignant professionnelWhich is correct? Or are both correct?
When somebody is sick, can we say 'get better soon', 'get well soon' or are both correct?
Thanks
13 juin 2016 19:00
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"Get well soon" is most common.
"Get better soon" is possible, but less common.
"Feel better soon" is about as equally common as "Get well soon."
"Feel well soon*" is grammatical, though awkward/strange
13 juin 2016
1
Both are commonly used
13 juin 2016
1
Get well soon.
13 juin 2016
They are both extremely common so you can certainly use either.
Personally I prefer not to use them. To me it seems odd to use the imperative in terms of somebody else becoming healthy again. I find Carolina's suggestion to be much more genuine.
14 juin 2016
First 2 are correct...feel better doesn't sound correct...it's a bit quirky (unusual) but 'I hope you feel better soon' is fine also.
13 juin 2016
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Fran Exposito
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Galicien, Espagnol
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Anglais, Galicien
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