Worn out
Which one is correct?
- I don't want you to worn out
- I don't want you to be worn out
Thanks so much :D
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The second is correct. You can either say "I don't want you to be worn out" if he/she has not started the activity or "I don't want you to get worn out" if they are in the middle of the activity.
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The second line is correct. When speaking abput a person you use the verb "be". Good job. [emoji]
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You're welcome.
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The second line is correct. When speaking abput a person you use the verb "be". Good job. [emoji]
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