"Tennis is tiring."
Translation:テニスは疲れます。
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I've only ever used つかれる as つかれた so that's good to remember, that it's actually a verb that can used like this
When the verb is used in its infinitive form, it may represent habitual action, a fact or a future tense. In this case, the speaker is stating the opinion about tennis as this thing that always makes one tired.
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つかれる (疲れる) is a finite form of the verb. Did you mean to say a different word than "infinitive"? Usually つかれ (疲れ) would be the form of the verb which might get called "infinitive". ^^
no. 疲れている=疲れた describe the state of tiredness. 疲れる is to make someone tired
Tsukareru means to get tired. Literal translation is something like "when it comes to tennis, I get tired".
It is like "playing tennis is tiring." It is correct but you are using more words for the same meaning.
