بطاقات تعليمية

Bother functions across two main grammatical patterns. As a transitive verb followed by a person object, it describes causing irritation, worry, or a courteous interruption. When paired with an infinitive or an -ing verb, it conveys the exertion of physical or mental energy to perform an act. In noun form, it represents inconvenience or troublesome effort.

Sorry to bother you while you are on the phone, but do you have a spare pen?