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Learn FEELINGS and EMOTIONS for KIDS! (Learning Videos for Toddlers)

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Describe Your Character and Personality in English

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Adjectives - Standard & Strong Usage | Learn English - Mark Kulek ESL

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Emotions | How Do You Feel? | English Speaking Practice | ESL | EFL

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Emotions - Super Simple Learning (vocabulary) | Learn English - Mark Kulek ESL

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😐 😟 😒 😀 😍  Talking About Feeling And Emotions in English😍 😀 😒 😟 😐

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Talking about feelings and moods: English Language

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I'm Feeling... | Emotions | Easy English Conversation Practice | ESL.

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Emotions and Feelings (set 2) - English Speaking Practice | Mark Kulek - ESL

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- Watch the video and fill in the blanks.

Sometimes I feel , sometimes I feel ,

Sometimes I feel , sometimes I feel ,

Whatever I am feeling, it's very quite OK,

For while I feel my feelings

I feel different ways each day.

Sometimes I feel , sometimes I'm  inside,

Sometimes I feel , sometimes I'm filled with .

Whatever I am feeling, it's very quite OK,
For while I feel my feelings

I feel different ways each day.

- Can you tell which feelings are expressed by these faces?

- How are these people feeling?

Tony's soccer team lost the final game. He is very

Lisa does not know what to do. She is really

When Mary saw her ex-boyfriend with another girl, she became

Maureen did not study for her exam and is very

L ucy does not understand the instructions. She is quite

Dad caught a large fish. He is really

The two friends were  of the haunted house.

- Fill in the blank with the correct option.

The choices are sleepy, sad, silly, happy, angry, embarassed, upset

People often smile when they are .

People often cry when they are .

People often yawn when they are .

People often blush when they are .

People often frown when they are .

People often make funny faces when they are .

People often shake their fists when they are .

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1. It's Bobby's birthday! He is _____.

3. Lisa has a new pink bike. Her neighbour is _____.

4.Tom did not study for his Math exam. He is _____.

6. Someone stole Mark's lunch money! He is _____.

8. Tina's hamster died. She is _____.

ACROSS

2. Diego and Alan are watching a horror movie. They are ____.

5. Pedro  won the first prize in the Poetry contest. He is filled with _____.

7. The twins are going to Disneyworld next summer.  They are _____.

9. Tom accidentaly broke his friend's new toy. He is _____.

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feelings exercise. Feelings - Basic vocabulary

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feelings exercise. This is a mix and match activity about feelings and emotions. Students have to match words to pictures and then they can reinforce the adjectives learnt by filling the blanks from sentences to get the missing words of a crossword. Thought for younger learners.

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Resources to Master English adjectives

We’ve got a how-to guide for every use case of English adjectives that you are likely to need. However, if you need more help, you can always ask Preply’s tutors a question for free in our Q&A section.

Adjectives: How-to guides

Here’s a selection of how-to guides to get you started.

FAQ about English adjectives

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about English adjectives.

What are possessive adjective examples?

Adjectives describe nouns or pronouns.
Possessive adjectives say who owns something.
A possessive adjective comes before the noun.

possessive adjective + [adjective +] noun

Examples:
Tom is my teacher.
My mother is American.
This is your book.
Is this your mother?

Common mistakes:

'His' is the masculine possessive adjective and 'her' is the feminine form.

✘ His name is Anna.
✓ Her name is Anna.

What Is the word order of adjectives?

Adjectives come before nouns. They describe the noun.

Examples:

The red hat is small.
The green hat is new.
The small hat is red.
The new hat is green.
Susan has an orange jacket.
I have a new shirt.

Common mistakes:

The adjective isn't after the noun.
✘ I have a car new.
✓ I have a new car."

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English Adjectives - Learn English online with Preply

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Learn English online using our resources to quickly improve your English adjectives skills. Find private tutors and resources that are just right for you.

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FeelingsChoisir parmi les propositions suivantes : | happy

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Downloadable worksheets:

Feelings and emotions - quiz (greyscale included)
Level: elementary
Age: 8-14
Downloads: 1639

Feelings and emotions (Greyscale + KEY included)
Level: intermediate
Age: 13-17
Downloads: 1048

EMOTIONS (Part I)
Level: intermediate
Age: 14-17
Downloads: 969

Emotions - multiple choice (B&W + KEY)
Level: elementary
Age: 10-17
Downloads: 872

FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS- EXERCISES (B&W VERSION + KEY INCLUDED)
Level: elementary
Age: 11-14
Downloads: 822

FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS
Level: elementary
Age: 7-17
Downloads: 748

1. Listen and repeat.

2. Choose the correct word.

3. Complete the crossword.

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RBOED

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IEWORDR

GHRUNY

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English Exercises: Feelings and emotions

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feelings exercise. A few exercises on feelings and emotions. I hope you´ll like it:)

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PAY ATTENTION TO THE RULES:

'-ed' adjectives

Adjectives that end in -ed are used to describe how people feel.

'-ing' adjectives

Adjectives that end in -ing are used to describe things and situations.

EXERCISE

Fill in the blanks with the given adjectives.

1-Yesterday I went to the cinema. The film was so that I felt . (scared-scaring)

2-Please, be quiet! You’re so that at the end of the day I feel very .(tired-tiring)

3-When I was going to pay the bill, I noticed that I didn’t have any money. It was an situation and I really was . (embarrassed-embarrassing)

4-The book I have just read is so that I am in watching the film. (interested-interesting)

5-London is a very town. I’m very because I was offered a trip to visit this place. (excited-exciting)

6-I was when I saw my boyfriend with another girl. It was a experience. (shocking-shocked)

7-I feel at work. I consider my job .(boring-bored)

8- The test result was .My parents were when they saw it. (surprising-surprised)

9- Rainy weather is . It makes me feel (depressing-depressed)

10-Being a doctor is a very job. Most doctors feel with their job. (satisfied-satisfying)

11-Spiders are so that I feel when I see one. (frightening-frightened)

12-There is such a  smell here that I feel .  (disgusted-disgusting)

13-I was doing the exercise because the words were. (confusing-confused)

14-Europe  is living a situation. We are about it. (worrying-worried)

15-At the end of a day’s work I am often because my job is . (exhausting-exhausted)

16-We were all when we heard the news about the storm. (horrifying-horrified)

17-I was really because at the end the result was very . (disappointing-disappointed)

18-Sarah, you look tonight. I’m at your good taste. (amazed-amazing)

19- My holiday was. I felt really .(relaxed-relaxing)

20- Grammar rules are so ! I feel whenever I don’t understand them.( frustrated- frustrating)

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