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Vocabulary - Adjectives of Feelings (Collaborate ...
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ESL, Vocabulary, Elementary, A1, Adjectives of Feeling
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How does he feel?
afraid, scared or frightened
15
How does she feel?
angry/cross/furious
15
How does he feel?
bored
15
How does the daughter feel?
embarrassed
15
How does she feel?
excited
15
How does she feel?
lonely
15
How does she feel?
nervous or worried
15
How does he feel?
surprised
15
How does he feel?
tired / sleepy
15
How does he feel?
upset
15
How does she feel?
worried
15
I'm a little bit ___ and ___ about my final exams. Have you got any advice?
worried - nervous
20
Holly didn't know anything about her birthday party. When she got home, she was very ___ to see all her friends and family.
surprised
20
My uncle Richard always makes me feel ___ in front of my friends because he tells them funny jokes.
embarrassed
20
Katy was really ___ when she found out their trip to London had been cancelled. She really wanted to go!
upset
20
Helen was very ___ after running 10 kilometres this morning.
tired
20
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