How do you say this in English (US)? I just have got tired of choosing what to cook. Is it natural?

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Krystyne_Kuehnert

16 Aug 2018

English (US)

You would say , “I am tired of choosing what to cook.”

In English we use our “to be” verb to express feelings instead of our “to have” verb.
So “I am tired”
Other than that mix up. Good job :)

toystoryy

16 Aug 2018

Korean

@Krystyne_Kuehnert Oh, thanks for answer.🤩 Even if I just felt that feeling, Do you usually say ‚to be‘ verb?

Krystyne_Kuehnert

16 Aug 2018

English (US)

@szo3o
Yes, some examples are
1) I was tired and wanted to sleep all day.
2) I am sad, because I scored badly.
3) She is scared of the horror movie.

English is tricky. ;)
“To be” is the common verb for expressing feelings.

toystoryy

19 Sep 2018

Korean

@Krystyne_Kuehnert Thank you so much!
Can you please help me to be more native in English in real life? Today someone pointed a seat where I used to stay before at the coffee shop, and he asked me ‘Is there someone sitting?’ And I just answered him ‘NO’ At the time I felt like I should say more like ‘you can sit there’ or sth like that. What would you say if you were me?😂😭😭 what does sound more naturally?

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How do you say this in English (US)? I just have got tired of choosing what to cook. Is it natural?

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You would say , “I am tired of choosing what to cook.”In English we use our “to be” verb to express feelings instead of our “to have” verb. So “I am tired” Other than that mix up. Good job :)

@szo3o Yes, some examples are 1) I *was* tired and wanted to sleep all day. 2) I *am* sad, because I scored badly. 3) She *is* scared of the horror movie.English is tricky. ;) “To be” is the common verb for expressing feelings.

How do you say this in English (US)? I just have got tired of choosing what to cook. Is it natural?

You would say , “I am tired of choosing what to cook.”

In English we use our “to be” verb to express feelings instead of our “to have” verb.
So “I am tired”
Other than that mix up. Good job :)

@szo3o
Yes, some examples are
1) I was tired and wanted to sleep all day.
2) I am sad, because I scored badly.
3) She is scared of the horror movie.

English is tricky. ;)
“To be” is the common verb for expressing feelings.