Feelings and Emotions. Wordlist
crazy
She went crazy when she lost her passport abroad.
She went crazy when she lost her passport abroad.
to cry
Babies often cry when they are hungry.
Babies often cry when they are hungry.
a dream
My dream is to become a famous artist.
My dream is to become a famous artist.
to dream
She dreams of living by the sea.
She dreams of living by the sea.
a fear
His fear of failure stops him from trying.
His fear of failure stops him from trying.
a hope
We should never lose hope in difficult situations.
We should never lose hope in difficult situations.
to hope
Do you hope to get a new job soon?
Do you hope to get a new job soon?
to identify
Can you identify the man in this photo?
Can you identify the man in this photo?
loud
She made a loud noise dropping the plates.
She made a loud noise dropping the plates.
a noise
They heard a strange noise behind the door.
They heard a strange noise behind the door.
to notice
Did you notice the mistake in the report?
Did you notice the mistake in the report?
pleased
She looked pleased after finishing the race.
She looked pleased after finishing the race.
to react
I didn’t know how to react to that.
I didn’t know how to react to that.
to recognize
I didn’t recognize him without his glasses.
I didn’t recognize him without his glasses.
scared
He was scared after watching a horror film.
He was scared after watching a horror film.
scary
It was a scary moment during the storm.
It was a scary moment during the storm.
a sense
His sense of humour makes people laugh.
His sense of humour makes people laugh.
to smell
I love to smell fresh coffee in the morning.
I love to smell fresh coffee in the morning.
a smile
Her smile made me feel welcome.
Her smile made me feel welcome.
to smile
They smiled politely but didn’t say anything.
They smiled politely but didn’t say anything.
stupid
He felt stupid after asking a very simple question.
He felt stupid after asking a very simple question.
to support
They always support each other in hard times.
They always support each other in hard times.
sure
She’s always sure about her decisions.
She’s always sure about her decisions.
a surprise
The party was a big surprise for her.
The party was a big surprise for her.
to surprise
I love to surprise my friends with small presents.
I love to surprise my friends with small presents.
surprised
I was really surprised when they arrived early.
I was really surprised when they arrived early.
to touch
Please don’t touch anything on this table.
Please don’t touch anything on this table.
unhappy
He felt unhappy after the team lost the match.
He felt unhappy after the team lost the match.
weak
I feel weak after being sick for three days.
I feel weak after being sick for three days.
a wish
I made a wish before blowing the candles.
I made a wish before blowing the candles.
worried
He’s always worried about small things.
He’s always worried about small things.
to worry
I worry about my family when I travel.
I worry about my family when I travel.