English Vocabulary Exercises for A2 – How do you feel?

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anxious delighted embarrassed frightened
proud relieved shocked upset
1)
The waiter was really rude to me when I asked for a glass of water. I was a bit shocked.
2)
I got a new smartphone for my birthdays. I was
3)
My dad started to dance at my party and all my friends saw him! I was really !
4)
My little brother won a singing competition. I was very
5)
Our dog is very old and is really ill. I think he might die. We’re very
6)
I’ve got a difficult, important exam tomorrow. I’m feeling a little bit
7)
I went on the tallest, fastest ride at the theme park. I was really
8)
I left my mobile on the bus, but someone found it. I was extremely

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anxious cross disappointed embarrassed envious relieved
1)
Ted was very before his exams, but in the end he got excellent marks.
2)
I’m so to know that you’re OK and that you didn’t get hurt in the accident.
3)
I work all summer, so I’m of people who can take the summer off.
4)
Sam was that he didn’t win the race, but he was happy that he took part in it.
5)
She was extremely when she forgot the words to the song in front of hundreds of people.
6)
I’m sorry I was with you. I had a very bad day.

bored confused delighted excited frightened suspicious
1)
She was scared when her car broke down on a lonely country road at night.
2)
I am really unsure about his instructions. Now I have no idea what to do!
3)
The film made us so uninterested that we went home before it finished.
4)
I’m very enthusiastic about studying abroad next year.
5)
Alice was very happy that so many of her friends called her on her birthday.
6)
I don’t want to be unwilling to believe, but do you think Alan is telling the truth?

give have make take (x2) tell
1)
You look really tired! You should stop revising and a break.
2)
To the truth, I’m a bit bored with this TV programme.
3)
Do you think we could a word with the teacher about our homework? I don’t really understand it.
4)
Don’t offence at everything people say. It’s better to ignore negative comments.
5)
We need to a plan for the party next week, otherwise we won’t be prepared.
6)
Can you me a call tomorrow? I’ll have more time to talk then.

1)
‘What happened to your hand? It’s very red.’
‘I (bleed / burn) it while I was cooking.’
2)
‘Why is your ankle in a bandage?’ ‘I (trip / sprain) it while I was playing football.’
3)
‘Why is your arm in a cast?’ ‘I (fall over / injure) and (break / burn) it while I was hiking.’
4)
‘What are you doing on the floor?’ ‘I (slip / trip) over on some spilled water.’
5)
‘Why is there blood on your coat?’ ‘I (cut / sprain) my hand this morning!’
6)
‘Your hand is all blue.’ ‘I know. I (burn / hurt) it doing karate.’