DON'T say IM TIRED

The video tutorial explores 23 different expressions to convey the feeling of being tired in American English. It covers a range of phrases from 'exhausted' to 'dunzo', providing examples and contexts for each. The tutorial aims to enhance vocabulary and creativity in expressing tiredness, offering both common and less familiar terms. The video also touches on the pronunciation of certain expressions and includes a British English bonus term.

Which expression is used to describe feeling completely out of energy, similar to water draining from a sink?

• Pooped

• Beat

• Drained

• Exhausted

What does the expression 'pooped' mean in the context of feeling tired?

• Feeling energetic

• Feeling slightly tired

• Feeling confused

• Feeling very tired

What does the expression 'wiped out' suggest about a person's energy?

• They have some energy left

• They are slightly tired

• They are confused

• They are completely out of energy

Which expression is used to describe a state of being extremely tired after a long day of mental work?

• Sapped

• Fried

• Worn out

• Run down

Which expression is used to describe feeling tired after a long day of physical activity?

• Run down

• Worn out

• Fried

• Spent

What does the expression 'sapped' imply about one's energy levels?

• Energy is abundant

• Energy is slightly low

• Energy is moderate

• Energy is completely depleted

Which expression is commonly used in British English to describe being very tired?

• Bushed

• Burned out

• Knackered

• Dog tired

What does the expression 'dog tired' imply about the level of tiredness?

• Slightly tired

• Moderately tired

• Not tired at all

• Extremely tired

Which expression describes a state of being tired due to overwork and stress?

• Burned out

• Tuckered out

• Knackered

• Bushed

What does the expression 'tuckered out' mean in terms of energy levels?

• Full of energy

• Moderately tired

• Slightly tired

• Completely exhausted