1. "to be/get fed up with"
2. "to be/get bored with"
3. "to be/get tired of"
Can the above phrases be used interchangeably in situations like these?
- Jambo started grating the carrots, but soon (got fed up with / got bored with / got tired of) it.
Another thing is that we can use these expressions when talking of activities or actions. I'd like to know if we can also use them for "persons", please.
For example:
-I'm never going to get fed up with her.
-I'm never going to get bored with her.
-I'm never going to get tired of her.
Are they possible, please?
Thank you all!
Laborious Can the above phrases be used interchangeably in situations like these? - Jambo started grating the carrots, but soon (got fed up with / got bored with / got tired of) it. More or less, yes.
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LaboriousCan the above phrases be used interchangeably in situations like these?
- Jambo started grating the carrots, but soon (got fed up with / got bored with / got tired of) it.
More or less, yes. "fed up with" is more informal (but "got" is informal anyway).
Laborious-I'm never going to get fed up with her.
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