Feelings & Emotions

Use clear A2 expressions for common emotions, their causes, and supportive responses. The deck encourages speaking from personal experience, asking rather than assuming, and respecting when someone does not want to talk.

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Scott Mountenay

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Feelings & Emotions

How are you feeling?

I feel good

I’m happy

I’m glad

I’m excited

I’m proud

I’m surprised

I’m relaxed

I’m sad

I’m worried

I’m afraid

I’m nervous

I’m angry

I’m annoyed

I’m disappointed

I’m embarrassed

I’m lonely

I’m tired

I’m in a good mood

I’m in a bad mood

because the sun is shining

because I miss home

I don’t know how I feel

Do you want to talk about it?

I feel better now

I’m bored

I understand that

I need a short break

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