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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Sick of/sick about (or both)

I am sick of you complaining all the time(or times?).

I am sick about you complaining all the time.

Which of them is correct?
  

Top answer

I would say: I am sick of you complaining all the time. All the time is the right phrase. and sick of is a phrasal verb which means mad of, tired of Hope it helps Cheers Hamid

— Hrsanei

  • I would say: I am sick of you complaining all the time.
  • All the time is the right phrase.
  • and sick of is a phrasal verb which means mad of, tired of Hope it helps Cheers Hamid
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I would say:

I am sick of you complaining all the time.

All the time is the right phrase. and sick of is a phrasal verb which means mad of, tired of

Hope it helps

Cheers

Hamid
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"I am sick of you complaining all the time" is the correct way to say this.

It is not correct to say "all the times" ever.

Hamid is correct that "to be sick of something" is the same as "to be frustrated with that thing"
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