aprende phrasal verbs: 'WEAR OUT'

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En esta Clase de inglés aprenderemos el phrasal verb WEAR OUT con ejemplos de series de televisión

WEAR OUT significa:

1. When something is damaged or weakened from use and age.
Examples: The carpet looks worn out, we should replace it.The brakes on my car are really worn out. I’m afraid I’m going to get in an accident.
2. When something or someone makes you very tired.
Examples: I need a holiday. Work is wearing me out! Having a child can wear you out, because you never get enough sleep.

Let's see how 'WEAR OUT' is used in Advanced English Phrasal Verbs:

Infinitive: Wear Out
Present Tense: Wear Out/ Wears Out
-ing Form: Wearing Out
Past Tense: Wore Out
Past Participle: Worn Out