Bored with, tired of, Rain water

[Untaught]

My respected teachers

(1)
I get bored with playing cricket.

(2)
I'm tired of playing cricket.

We can't use ''to'' after ''bored'' and ''tired'' in above sentenes, right?

(3)
Rain water will slip on the roof without entering into it.So don't woryy about it.It'll never leak. Correct it please?

Thank you!

[Alan]

Hi,

A possible use of 'to' after 'tired' and 'bored' would be: too tired/too bored to do something but you couldn't use it in your sentences.

Rain water will slide down the roof without entering it. So don't worry about it. It'll never leak.

Alan
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[James]

My respected teachers => My respectful teachers
(1) OK;
(2) OK; and
(3) OK except "woryy" => worry