Vocabulary feelings

10. Falling down and scraping your knee can be doubtful/painful

I enjoyed the programme on climate change as I'm delighted / fascinated by science.

Jess broke her arm last week – she said it was really cheerful / painful.

I feel annoyed/cheerful when my computer freezes while I'm playing games.

Sometimes, I feel embarrassed /lonely when I don't have anyone to talk to

People say there is no such thing as a coincidence, but I'm not confused / convinced that's true.

I was delighted/ disappointed when my favorite team lost the game

Shona was annoyed / frightened to find that her sister had borrowed her favourite coat.

While I was waiting to see the dentist, I started to feel quite lonely / nervous.

Amy hadn't seen her cousin for ages, so she was annoyed / delighted to get a text from him.

When Hari and Kiara found they had been to the same school, they were amazed / embarrassed.

Tom had worked hard so he was disappointed / relaxed that he hadn't passed the exam.

Being in a dark room alone makes me feel confused/ frightened