질문: When would you feel tired?
아이디어 1
After a long day at work or school
After a long day at work or school
Working or studying for hours makes me feel exhausted.
Working or studying for hours makes me feel exhausted.
Especially after meetings or exams.
Especially after meetings or exams.
My brain feels overloaded after focusing for a long time.
My brain feels overloaded after focusing for a long time.
아이디어 2
After exercising or playing sports
After exercising or playing sports
Physical activity like running or playing basketball makes me tired.
Physical activity like running or playing basketball makes me tired.
I feel good but my body needs rest afterwards.
I feel good but my body needs rest afterwards.
아이디어 3
When I don’t get enough sleep
When I don’t get enough sleep
If I stay up late watching TV or using my phone, I feel tired the next day.
If I stay up late watching TV or using my phone, I feel tired the next day.
Lack of sleep makes it hard to concentrate.
Lack of sleep makes it hard to concentrate.
Talking to a lot of people can be draining, especially for introverts like me.
Talking to a lot of people can be draining, especially for introverts like me.
Big family gatherings or parties make me feel tired afterwards.
Big family gatherings or parties make me feel tired afterwards.
If I have nothing to do, I start to feel sleepy and tired.
If I have nothing to do, I start to feel sleepy and tired.
Long, boring lectures or meetings make me feel tired even if I’m not physically active.
Long, boring lectures or meetings make me feel tired even if I’m not physically active.
질문: When would you feel tired?
진짜 숙어
IELTS Speaking에서 7점 이상을 얻기 위해 이 숙어들을 사용해보세요:
Run out of steam: To lose energy or motivation.
Run out of steam: To lose energy or motivation.
Hit the wall: To suddenly feel unable to continue because of exhaustion.
Hit the wall: To suddenly feel unable to continue because of exhaustion.
Burn the candle at both ends: To overwork yourself by doing too many things, especially staying up late and getting up early.
Burn the candle at both ends: To overwork yourself by doing too many things, especially staying up late and getting up early.