FEELINGS

Master feelings and emotions! Our worksheet helps you identify, describe, and understand emotions with fun activities.

1) Look at these photos.What do you see?a) How do you think these people feel?b) What is making them feel that way? 2) Check the meaning of all the adjectives below. Match them with the photos and write the adjective next to the picture. More than one adjective is possible on each photo. Adjectives to describe feelings:Anxious - ashamed - bored - confused - cross - delighted - disappointed - embarrassed - envious - excited - frightened - proud- relieved - shocked - suspicious - upset. Disappointed Shocked Delighted Excited Proud Cross Upset Anxious Bored 3) Put the adjectives to describe feelings into these categories. POSITIVE ADJECTIVES delighted excited proud relieved NEGATIVE ADJECTIVES anxious ashamed bored confused cross disappointed embarrassed envious frightened shocked suspicious 4. Can you read people's emotions? For each photo, choose the adjective (a-c) that matches how the person is feeling. Anxious Delighted Shocked Bored Proud Suspicious Ashamed Embarrassed Excited Confused Cross Envious 5) Matching! Read the sentences and match them with the right feeling. Where are my sweater and my hat? He's cold. He didn't answer my call. Worried. Easily I can do this test . Confident. I don't have a present. She's sad. You are late again. He's angry English ESL video lesson 6) Emotions activity