- After keeping working for 10 hours, I feel under the weather. - After working for 10 hours, I feel under the weather. - Having kept working for 10 hours, I feel under the weather. - After having been working for 8 hrs, I am under the weather. - After 10-hour work, I am under the weather.
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Top answer
" is the most natural to me, and "I feel" seems more likely than "I am". "under the weather" means unwell, not simply tired.
— Mr Wordy
" is the most natural to me, and "I feel" seems more likely than "I am".
"under the weather" means unwell, not simply tired.
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