Running on Empty? How to Talk About Your Energy Level in English - All Ears English Podcast 1776

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss their energy levels and share personal stories about feeling tired. They explore various expressions for tiredness, such as 'exhausted', 'pooped', 'bushed', 'running on empty', and 'drained'. The episode includes a role play to demonstrate the practical use of these expressions, emphasizing the importance of having a variety of words to describe one's feelings. The hosts also touch on the impact of working in environments that do not align with one's strengths, which can lead to feeling drained.

How do Lindsay and Michelle feel about their energy levels before starting the podcast?

How do Lindsay and Michelle relate their feelings of tiredness to their listeners?

What are some reasons Lindsay mentions for feeling exhausted after skiing?

What is the significance of the phrase 'exhausted' in their discussion?

How do Lindsay and Michelle describe the feeling of being mentally exhausted?

What does Michelle mean when she says she feels 'pooped'?

What does the phrase 'running on empty' signify in the context of their conversation?

How does Michelle feel about her colleagues in terms of energy levels?

What does Lindsay suggest about the impact of not using one's strengths in a job?

What are some alternative phrases Lindsay and Michelle use to describe feeling tired?