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Can i use phrasal verb "burn out" as an adjective? my friend once updated caption "we're so Burn Out" is that correct? because i think it sounds weird.
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"We're so burnt out" is a phrase used when you worked a lot and become fatigued/tired.
"I spend all day at school, and now I'm burnt out, I don't want to go to the basketball game anymore."
"I'm burnt out from work. Can you make me dinner?"
So yes, it can be used as an adjective.
"We're so burnt out." = "We're so tired."
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in US English we don't say "burnt". we say "burned out"
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@paulf9765 Nah because we mix-match those endings often
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Well, that's true, we do. But still I would say "burned out"
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