Grammar fix
get to
upset or affect someone
to gradually upset, bother, or wear someone down emotionally
phrasal verbB2core
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- I try not to let the comments get to me, but some days they do.emotions
- All the bad news lately is really starting to get to her.emotions
Fix the pattern
Pattern: something gets to someone
Confusing it with 'get to' meaning arrive at a place.
Patternsomething gets to someone