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Is it correct to say ‘haven’t tired of’? Shouldn’t that be ‘aren’t tired of’ or ‘haven’t got(ten) tired of’? Please clarify.
Thanks.
Kk
One is being used as a verb, and one is being used as an adjective. The verb “to tire” means to make weary, to exhaust. Studying all night tired him. The adjective “tired” means to be exhausted. I’m tired from studying all night.