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tired
UK
/ˈtaɪəd/
US
/ˈtaɪərd/
tired around
tired around
tired back
tired back
tired off
tired off
tired out
tired out
tired over
tired over
tired up
tired up
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Explain the difference between “tired” and “tiring” with examples.
Show how “tired” is used in “be tired of” and “be tired from”.
Compare “tired” as an adjective with “tired” as the past participle of “tire”.
Give five natural collocations with “tired” and translate them.
Compare “tire”, “get tired”, and “wear out” in different contexts.
Write three B2-level example sentences using “tire” to mean “make someone tired”.
Quiz me with three questions about the meanings and use of “tired” and “tire”.
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