English Vocabulary Builder: exhausted, wiped, fried, burnt out…

that was an amazing lesson but I got sleepy XD

Moworkout63s

Thank you

belgintuncben

It was a great lesson. Thank you.

hd

I’m yawning

Lalananana

Hello Emma!
Congratulations for your excellent class.
I got 9/10. Not too bad, I think!
Have a nice day.
Take care!
Thank you so much!!!

Miguel Geronimo

Hi Emma, thank you…
Although these worlds seem very simple, these are really efficient. From my point of view, you are the best English teacher with a nice smile…

hemad

That’s great Emma.

Riteshchaudhary710

I’m not pooped of listening You. I appreciate that.10/10.

Mamun13

Am truly so so much grateful to all of you at engvid.
May The Almighty reward you abundantly!

Agu@42

thank you teacher for that important lesson grt

Moaz2006m

Hi
Maam
I have five marks

Riazkabal

Thank you very much, Emma.
A nice, useful, fresh and cool lesson.

adrijana

thank you

usanox65

Thanks Emma I appreciate this lesson and I got 10/10

sengenis

great teacher.
sure, the yawn is contagious .

carlodesiderio

I was yawning once or twice, and was sleepy a little, but the lesson was qite interesting. Thank you , Emma! Avoid being exhausted!

Rosewell

Interesting lesson. Thank you!

Hieu Tr๏ng Khau

9/10.
Thank you teacher.

Diawwaja

thanks

smat

You made me yawn Emma hah

JuanPablo01

Great lesson!

jamartinez10

Hello, I am enjoying your great lessons these days. It’s very hopeful and awesome thing that we can see your video for free in any time. It is really helpful to me.
But, I want to ask you somewhat an off topic question though it is off your lesson. [private question] : recently, I saw an expression ” He left me on read” , in this expression, as they pronouced, it sounded like read [red] (past participle).

Does “on + read” consist of preposition and past participle? if it is right, a kind of elllipsis occurs in that? like ” on (having been) read ” or Is “read” in “on read” used as complement of “left me on” ? such as
Mozart died “young” // He lay “exhausted” on the ground.

I want to know how the “read”(past participle) comes after the preposition “on”. If you know, please answer,
Hope you do that ! thanks a lot !

killi

Thank you!

ChrisKings

Hi Emma!
Thank you for the wonderful lesson, I enjoyed it, but at the end I felt sleepy.
The good thing I’ve got full mark 10 out of 10 ?

Abdurrahman10

i missed your class emma!! I send a hugh!
well I have a only question:
what cases we use the word wiped/out , I know means very tired, but there are specific situations?