Read:
“Sarah should gets over him because he is not good for her.”
This sentence is grammaticaly:
( ) correct ( ) incorrect
“Sarah should gets over him because he is not good for her.”
This sentence is grammaticaly:
( ) correct ( ) incorrect
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The sentence is grammatically incorrect. It should be written as:
"Sarah should get over him because he is not good for her."
The correct verb form to use after "should" is the base form of the verb (infinitive without "to"). In this case, the correct base form of the verb is "get" (not "gets") because "should" already functions as the auxiliary verb.