Feelings

afraid adjective

feeling fear, or worried that something bad will happen

afraid (aa452)

Are you afraid of spiders?

Are you afraid of spiders?

cry verb

to have tears coming from your eyes, usually when sad

to cry (aa453)

Don’t cry, everything will be okay.

Don’t cry, everything will be okay.

enjoy verb

to get pleasure from something

to enjoy (aa454)

She enjoys going for walks in the park.

She enjoys going for walks in the park.

feel verb

to experience an emotion or a physical feeling

to feel (aa455)

I feel happy when I’m with my friends.

I feel happy when I’m with my friends.

feelings noun

the emotions you have, like happiness or sadness; plural of feeling

a feelings (aa456)

It’s important to talk about your feelings.

It’s important to talk about your feelings.

hate verb

to have a very strong feeling of not liking something

to hate (aa457)

I really hate cold weather.

I really hate cold weather.

hear verb

to receive sounds through your ears

to hear (aa458)

I can’t hear you very well, can you speak louder?

I can’t hear you very well, can you speak louder?

hope verb

to want something good to happen

to hope (aa459)

They hope for good news from the doctor.

They hope for good news from the doctor.

imagine verb

to make a picture in your mind of something

to imagine (aa460)

Can you imagine living in a different country?

Can you imagine living in a different country?

interested adjective

wanting to know or learn more about something

interested (aa461)

Are you interested in going to the movies tonight?

Are you interested in going to the movies tonight?

know verb

to have information or understanding about something

to know (aa462)

We know each other from school.

We know each other from school.

laugh verb

to make sounds because something is funny

to laugh (aa463)

Don’t laugh at her, she’s very sensitive.

Don’t laugh at her, she’s very sensitive.

like verb

to enjoy something, or to think someone is nice

to like (aa464)

Do you like coffee or tea better?

Do you like coffee or tea better?

listen verb

to pay attention to sounds or someone speaking

to listen (aa465)

I listen to music while I work.

I listen to music while I work.

look verb

to turn your eyes towards something to see it

to look (aa466)

Look at that beautiful painting on the wall.

Look at that beautiful painting on the wall.

love verb

to have very strong feelings of caring for someone

to love (aa467)

Do you love me?

Do you love me?

love noun

a very strong feeling of caring for someone

a love (aa468)

They share a deep love for each other.

They share a deep love for each other.

miss verb

to feel sad because someone is not with you

to miss (aa469)

I miss my family when I’m away from home.

I miss my family when I’m away from home.

see verb

to use your eyes to notice or look at something

to see (aa470)

Do you see that bird sitting on the tree?

Do you see that bird sitting on the tree?

show verb

to let someone see something, or explain how to do it

to show (aa471)

Can you show me how to solve this problem?

Can you show me how to solve this problem?

tired adjective

feeling that you need to sleep or rest

tired (aa472)

I feel tired now.

I feel tired now.

want verb

to wish for or would like to have something

to want (aa473)

I want to go to the beach this weekend.

I want to go to the beach this weekend.

English for Life 1

Curriculum

Feelings

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