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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Fatigue

When you suddenly feel extremely tired, is it natural to say: ''I was just hit by (a wave of) fatigue.'' ?

or

''I got fatigued.''?

or

''I got hit by fatigue.''?

I found these on the Internet, but I have learned so far that many websites can be the bane of grammar.

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  • You said 'say'; in that case, no.
  • When we suddenly feel extremely tired, we say: I'm bushed.
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Ann225When you suddenly feel extremely tired, is it natural to say: ''I was just hit by (a wave of) fatigue.'' ? or ''I got fatigued.''? or ''I got hit by fatigue.''?

You said 'say'; in that case, no. When we suddenly feel extremely tired, we say:

I'm bushed.

I'm exhausted.

I'm dead tired.

I'm worn out.

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