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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Hello,
Today at work I said to someone
"I'm bored of this"
and she remarked back to me
"you are bored with* this, not *of this"
I'm just looking for someone to help me out... which is right to use in that situation..
"bored with this" or "bored of this"
thanks for your help!
-FallenAngel
Today at work I said to someone
"I'm bored of this"
and she remarked back to me
"you are bored with* this, not *of this"
I'm just looking for someone to help me out... which is right to use in that situation..
"bored with this" or "bored of this"
thanks for your help!
-FallenAngel
Top answer
Hello Fallen Angel, I'm bored with this. I'm tired of this.
- Hello Fallen Angel, I'm bored with this.
- I'm tired of this.
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