Grammar fix
you'll get through this
reassure someone
A supportive way to tell someone they will survive and come out of a hard time.
expressionB1common
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- I know it's hard right now, but you'll get through this.comforting a stressed friend
- A: I don't know how I'll cope with all this.
B: One step at a time — you'll get through this, I promise.reassuring someone under stress
Fix the pattern
Pattern: You'll get through this / get through [a hard time]
WrongYou will pass through this.
RightYou'll get through this.
The set phrase for hard times is 'get through', not 'pass through'.
PatternYou'll get through this / get through [a hard time]
Don't confuse it
'Get through this' means survive the hard time; 'get over it' means recover afterwards.