Thursday may be the hardest day in aof the week for me.

SomebodyPeople says Monday is the worst because it is the start of workdays, but I don't think so.

Wednesday is a half-point of weekdays and Friday is the end of the weekdays, so I can get over it.

Thursday may be the hardest day in aof the week for me.

When we talk about a day in a general way, we refer to it as a "day of the week."

Somebody says Monday is the worst because it is the start of workdaysbeginning of the work week, but I don't think so.

"Beginning of the work week" sounds more natural than "start of workdays"

Wednesday is athe half-way point of the weekdays and Friday is the end of the weekdays, so I can get overby.

If you say that Wednesday is the halfway point of the week or Friday is the end of the week, an English speaker would understand that you were talking about the days Monday through Friday.

"I can get by" is a way of saying that you can make it through the week alright.

Thursdays

Thursdays may be the hardest day in a week for me.

Somebody people says Monday iss are the worst because it is the start of workdays week, but I don't think so.agree.

Two weekend days are enough for me to recover and be motivated to work again.

Then, I can survive on Tuesdays because I am still doing fine.

Wednesday is a halfre the mid-point of the weekdays and Friday iss are the end of the weekdays, so I can get over.

Therefore, Thursday is the toughest day.I think Thursdays are the worst.

Thursday may be the hardest day in aof the week for me.

Somebody people says Monday is the worst because it is the start of workdaysthe work week, but I don't think so.

Wednesday is a half-way point of weekdaysthe work week, and Friday is the end of weekdaysit, so I can get over it.

"get over it" is ok here, but I think it's a little more natural to say "get by" instead. "get over it" sounds a little negative, but "get by" sounds more like you can survive!