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What's the difference between "tire" and "tiresome"? tiresome <——> tire troublesome <——> trouble
Jan 11, 2012 12:15 PM
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'Tire' is a verb; 'tiresome' is an adjective. "This film is tiresome. It tires me just to look at it." 'Trouble' can either be a verb or noun. "Can I trouble you for a favor?" (verb) "I see trouble ahead for this firm." (noun) 'Troublesome' is an adjective. "The thought of being fired was extremely troublesome to him."
January 11, 2012
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