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Phrasal Verb - Do Over

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

To redo or repeat an action or task that has been previously attempted or completed, often because it was unsuccessful or not satisfactory. This phrase is often used in a learning or improvement context, where the goal is to get it right the second (or third, etc.) time around.

Examples​

No.Example
1I need to do over the presentation to the staff meeting because I think I missed some important points.
2I'm going to do over myUniversity essay because I'm not happy with the grade I got.
3Can we do over the game because we want to try a different strategy?
4I have to do over the math test because I didn't study enough.
5Let's do over the experiment in science class because we didn't get the results we expected.
6I want to do over the audition because I didn't feel confident in my performance.
7We need to do over the budget because we underestimated the costs.
8I'm going to do over the website because it's not user-friendly.
9Can we do over the debate because we want to learn how to argue more effectively?
10I need to do over my time management skills because I always seem to be running out of time.