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The phrase "am not well" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in informal spoken contexts, but it should be preceded by a subject, such as "I."
Example: "I am not well today and need to rest."
Alternatives: "I'm unwell" or "I'm not feeling well."
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"I am not well.
"I am not safe when I am not well rested.
"I am not well," she remarks in a moment of wild understatement.
Although I am not well yet, I know 2 people who ARE well!
I am not well versed in classical music; had I not heard the announcer, I would have guessed it was something contemporary — even composed this very day.
"He once said," says Lady Solti: "'If ever I tell you that was a good performance, you know I am not well.'".
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I have to admit I am not well-equipped for evaluating monitors.
I am not good-looking enough, I am not well-dressed enough, I have no part to play other than as some kind of gawping idiot onlooker, but nevertheless I will report back this experience to the readers".
"I am not well-versed with law … That is why the defence, from the husband or whatever, they try to find something weak in our statement.
All was not well.
She's not well".
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