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Discover Ludwig"I am ill" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express that you are feeling physical discomfort or have an illness. For example: "I am ill today so I'm not able to come to work."
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Unless I am ill.
She wrote, 'I am ill and unhappy.
I know something odd is up because even I am ill, and I am never ill.
I read his books at a gallop and then reread them every time I am ill or exhausted.
When all else fails, I am comforted by the fact that when I am ill or old, I will never be on my own.
"I know I am ill and do not have to fast, Imam," the old man said to Diwan at Manchester Royal Infirmary.
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This is a war, me vs. the mammoth, and I am ill-prepared and unarmed.
Anyway, since I did not pitch I am ill-equipped to discuss the finer points of the various pitches.
I can tell you that I am ill-treated in my country, because almost every week, at least when I am there, I am asked what I do in the European institutions.
And I was ill.
So I was ill.
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