SPEAKING PART 3 topic TIREDNESS

 Part 3: Tired
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VD9LujnyN9g
Study vocabulary: https://zizoou.com/blogs/up-english/tu-fatigue-la-gi-khi-nao-su-dung?srsltid=AfmBOorK0WuDoXRMg7vHDWkeC_1DR4rY1zoAy6oVYWfEYMFrdxnyHjTF

New vocabulary:

wear out (phr.)

wear yourself/somebody out: to make yourself/somebody feel very tired
  • Example: 
  • The kids have totally worn me out.
  • You'll wear yourself out if you carry on working so hard.

Wear people out = exhaust people = drain people.

creep in (phr.)

creep in/into something: to begin to happen or affect something

  • Example: As she became more tired, errors began to creep into her work.

3. Why is it difficult for some people to achieve work-life balance?

- workaholic: those who priorities work over life and relationships.
- They just lack the ability to juggle work and life.
- They just lack the ability to effectively complete work in the given period of time.
- Their time management is poor.


I think there are no universally applicable answer, but one of the leading causes of this is that those people are just workaholics. I mean, they put work above all else, regarding other matters of life such as relation or entertainment as unimportance. (Give comment: advantages / disadvantages) This will inevitably lead to an imbalance between life and work, and I think/ and my take is that it can really take a toll on their mental and physical well-being in the long run.



**** Study new vocabulary + sentence:
I think you have excessive daytime drowsiness, you should go to sleep right now to be a state of alertness after that.







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