Idioms to describe your mood (K.2/ U.4)

Don't let Paul get you ....................... —calm down.

• spaced out

• chilled out

• head over heels

• bent out of shape

I'm feeling a bit .............................. - I think I've caught a cold.

• under the weather

• chilled out

• head over heels

• spaced out

I completely ......................... during the lecture.

• shaken up

• spaced out

• on pins and needles

• head over heels

People are ........ with all these traffic jams.

• chilled out

• under the weather

• head over heels

• fed up

Once the kids have been .................... with their drinks, it's time for the adults to have a little relief.

• chilled out

• bent out of shape

• fed up

• shaken up

Even after all this time, Candace Cameron Bure is still .......................... for her husband, Val Bure.

• head over heels

• on cloud nine

• bent out of shape

• fed up

Mr Allen was ............ by the false alarm.

• chilled out

• on cloud nine

• shaken up

• head over heels

He was ............... after winning the competition.

• on cloud nine

• fed up

• under the weather

• bushed

It seems you're ................................ today. Anything troubling you?

• on cloud nine

• relaxed

• chilled out

• on pins and needles

I had a long day today. I’m................ I'm going to bed.

• happy

• relaxed

• bushed

• chilled out