Vocabulary: Feelings. 1. a) How do you feel when... • you have an exam? • you work for a long time? • you are on holiday? • you have nothing to do? • you are alone in the dark? • you don't understand something? b) Use the adjectives to tell your partner how you feel in different situations.

Vocabulary: Feelings

Here are some adjectives describing feelings, along with explanations and how you might use them in sentences:

• Worried: Feeling anxious or troubled about actual or potential problems.
• Scared: Feeling fear or fright.
• Excited: Feeling very enthusiastic and eager.
• Miserable: Wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable.
• Bored: Feeling weary and restless through lack of interest.
• Puzzled: Feeling confused because something is difficult to understand.
• Tired: In need of sleep or rest; weary.
• Stressed: Feeling or showing mental or emotional strain or tension.

Example Usage (b):

• When I have an exam, I feel worried.
• When I work for a long time, I feel tired.
• When I am on holiday, I feel excited.
• When I have nothing to do, I feel bored.
• When I am alone in the dark, I feel scared.
• When I don't understand something, I feel puzzled.

Note: The image shows some of these words with visual cues for the feeling. The exact emotions can vary from person to person.