Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Let's learn some ways to say 'tired' in British English. 'I am absolutely knackered.' 'Knackered' means 'very tired'. As it's an extreme adjective we can say 'absolutely knackered'. 'I am worn out'. We say 'worn out' when we're tired because we were busy. 'I am spent.' When you have no more energy you are 'spent'. 'I'm just completely done in.' We can also say 'done in' and this is an adjective phrase. 'Now excuse me because I am going to conk out' - and that is a phrasal verb which means 'go to sleep'. Good night!
B1 knackered tired british english adjective worn british Ways to say 'tired' in British English - English In A Minute 18 4 林宜悉 posted on 2021/01/04 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary