be sick of & be tired of
I kind of found that "be sick of" and "be tired of" are more or less the same. Am I right? Do you agree? Is "be sick of" more informal or something? Thank you!
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yes they are the same... yes i would also say "being sick of" of more informal but they're both quite informal
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Yes, they are pretty much the same. You can also say "I'm sick and tired of" something.
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Thank you everyone! Very helpful!
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you can even combine them both in one sentence too, like " I am sick and tired of ..." when you really want to emphasize
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