I am sick.

Meaning: This means that the speaker is feeling sick. It's like saying, I have an illness or a condition that is making me feel unwell.

Choice of Words: I refers to the speaker, the person who is speaking. Am is a form of the verb to be, which indicates a state of being. Sick describes a condition of illness or poor health. When combined, "I am sick" expresses the speaker's current state of feeling unwell or having an illness.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• The patient doctor listened attentively to the sick patient.
• The patient doctor listened to the sick child's concerns.
• The patient doctor listened attentively to the sick child.
• The patient doctor examined the sick child thoroughly.
• The patient doctor examined the sick child.
• The doctor helped the sick patient.
• The doctor checked the patient's temperature to see if they were sick.
• The patient doctor examined the sick child with care.
• The kind doctor helped the sick patient.
• The patient doctor examined the sick child carefully.