🔻🔻Full explanation🔻🔻 The adjective”bothered” and the verb “bother” are quite common in British English, but they often confuse non-native speakers because they can be used in various contexts. Let me explain some typical uses! 🔸Effort or Trouble: “I can’t be bothered to clean the house today.” Here, “bothered” implies making an effort or taking the trouble to clean the house. 🔹Annoyance or Disturbance: “I’m bothered by the noise outside.” Here, “bothered” indicates a feeling of annoyance o

People get bothered by orange cats, but the tuxedo cat is next level.🤦🏻 #cats #kittens #cutecat #kucing #kitty | TC Rizau