Natural English Phrases for Feelings and Emotions
There are several colorful expressions and idioms used in everyday spoken English to naturally describe a wide range of feelings and emotions.When describing extreme physical or mental exhaustion, the phrase "done in" is commonly used. This expression conveys a feeling that is much stronger than simply being tired; it implies feeling completely wiped out, usually after a long, stressful, or busy day.For milder illnesses, being "under the weather" indicates feeling a bit unwell or "off". It is a polite, gentle way to explain a lack of energy, a minor headache, or a lack of sleep without…
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