今日は体育の授業で走らされたから疲れたって英語でなんて言うの？

I am very tired today because in PE we had to run. Today I am exhausted because we ran a lot in PE. I am shattered because in PE we ran a lot. As you can see they are more or less saying the same thing, just phrased differently. However, one word in particular, 'shattered,' is a very British word. So, if you want to sound more authentically British, this one is for you. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

"in PE" clarifying which subject that I ran in. Because I ran in this particular subject it has caused me to not have a lot of energy. For example feeling sleepy and wanting to just relax.

When asked "How was school today?", you want to say that you're tired because you had to run in PE. If you are really tired, you could say: 'I'm shattered' which could mean either physically or mentally tired. A more extreme version and informally, could be 'knackered'. With cockney rhyming slang, a rhyming alternative is often used, so you could say 'cream crackered' - informally of course!

There are many ways you can word this type of explanation. Let me first explain some of the words or phrases that mean 'really tired'. 1) 'exhausted' simply means to be very tired, especially after doing some kind of activity or task. For example, "After hiking for only two hours, I feel exhausted." 2) 'wiped out' is an informal expression that means you are very tired as well. For example, "I'm wiped out after working a 12-hour shift today." To explain that you are tired because you ran during P.E., you can say: "I'm really tired because we had to run in P.E." "I'm exhausted after running during P.E." "P.E. wiped me out because we had to run today."

In the first statement, the phrase 'worn out' has been used.This phrase actually means to be extremely tired or exhausted.When you become very tired, the first thing that comes to your mind is a good rest.So, in the second statement, you stress this feeling by stating that you just want to 'lie down'.Some PE exercises can be so 'strenuous' that you become so exhausted that the only thing you can think of is a good rest.The adjective 'strenuous' actually means 'requiring or using lots of effort either physical or mental or sap your energy to the level of completely wearing you down. So, you may say: I am completely worn out today because of the PE exercises we did at school. or The PE exercises we did at school today got me so tired that I just want to lie down right now. or I am exhausted today because of the strenuous PE exercises that the teacher made us do at school.

Children in school in the UK have Physical Education or P.E. - this is an abbreviation of physical education. We use a lot of abbreviations They sometimes refer to this as P.E., Games or Gym I am tired because I had P.E. today I am tired because I had Games today I am tired because I had gym today You can also use the word EXHAUSTED instead of tired. This means you are very tired. I am tired because I had P.E.. today. I am tired because I had Games today. I am exhausted because I had gym today. Hope this helps ;)

"exhausted" is a way to say one is very tired.You could also say you are "worn out" or "drained." Ex. I've been awake for 36 hours and I am exhausted. "wiped out" is a casual way to describe your level of energy. You could also use "depleted" or "spent." Ex. I am wiped out after working for 12 hours straight.

When you have been asked about your day at school and you want to say that you are tired because you had to run in PE; then you may express this in the following ways: -I am exhausted because we had to run in PE. -I am tired from all the running we had to do in PE.

Since someone asked you how school was, the best way to answer is to describe school itself which is why I start the sentence with "it was exhausting." Almost all native speakers should know that PE is short for physical education so you don't have to say the whole phrase. I hope that this helps. :)