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--responding to @needs native check--
"was tired" ... "went"
or
"is tired" ... "is going"
It depends on the meaning. This is fine if he is tired in general, not just right before he went to bed. English tends to use tenses more freely than the Romance languages, so I assume that if this is correct in Portuguese then it must be okay in English. :-)
The Portuguese sentence is a little wrong too, one can say, in the same way @Shiawase mentioned. But it's natural, in my (biased?) opinion. I'm changing the English one to "was tired".
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This sentence was initially added as a translation of sentence #902758
Bráulio is tired of translating sentences and went to bed.
added by brauliobezerra, May 22, 2011
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linked by Guybrush88, May 27, 2011
Bráulio was tired of translating sentences and went to bed.
edited by brauliobezerra, June 6, 2011
linked by Shishir, October 29, 2011
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