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Daithy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"Before I tire....."
Can this be used instead of "before I go to bed"?
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Before I retire... ( retire is an old-fashioned word meaning to go to bed at night. com/retire
- Before I retire...
- ( retire is an old-fashioned word meaning to go to bed at night.
- com/retire
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Before I retire... (retire is an old-fashioned word meaning to go to bed at night. It is not used that way much any more.)
Entry #3
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/retire
Entry #3
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/retire
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Yes, that is right 
. I'd later remembered that it is "retire" but forgot to return and amend my post. Thank you!
. I'd later remembered that it is "retire" but forgot to return and amend my post. Thank you!0
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