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Jun 30, 2021 · -I'm exhausted by my work -I'm exhausted from working too much. -I'm exhausted with my work. Are all the statements correct? Could you help me understand when should I use each one. Jul 22, 2019 · Only (a) or (b) work for me. "Fed up with" ("by" or "of" could be used as well) does not mean exhausted, but says that yo have had more than enough of it; the analogy is to haven eaten. Dec 2, 2009 · I am exhausted. (not: I am depleted.) I feel depleted/exhausted. My cell battery is depleted/exhausted. (You can say either, but both cases sound too stilted) To me, "depleted" sounds. Aug 23, 2016 · Welcome to the English forum, Souradip! We say too exhausted. A couple of hundred years ago we might have said much exhausted. But using much here does not mean the same as. Oct 3, 2012 · I see "was exhausted" as a process that took a period of time to develop, rather than a punctual event: he didn't "get exhausted", he already was, which implies that his amount of patience.
Jan 23, 2009 · The sentence tells us that being exhausted was the reason RJ returned home. This sentence is OK, though perhaps a little quaint. If I wanted to use this particular construction I would. Aug 13, 2019 · Yes it is incorrect. All you need is the past participle 'exhausted' used as an adjective, or if you like a shortened, reduced, relative clause. So the first sentence is excellent. Avoid present.
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