Idioms about Emotions

Replace the words in CAPITALS with the correct idiom about emotions:

I'm not getting ANGRY because people don't respect my opinion. I'm used to that.

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Replace the words in CAPITALS with the correct idiom about emotions:

She was VERY ANNOYED trying to figure out how to control her 14-year-old son.

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Replace the words in CAPITALS with the correct idiom about emotions:

He IS TIRED OF all that homework.

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Replace the words in CAPITALS with the correct idiom about emotions:

Both of them studied hard for the exam and got A's. They were VERY HAPPY.

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Replace the words in CAPITALS with the correct idiom about emotions:

Since my boyfriend left me I've been feeling SAD.

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Write the emotion that means the same as the idiom:

Be on pins and needles

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Translate this sentence:

Potresena sam onime što je rekla.

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"Out of sorts" means the same as:

• unwell

• happy

• confused

• disorganized

Answer explanation

unwell means the same as sick.

Someone who is out of sorts is not feeling very well. They are sick or starting to get sick.

Choose the idiom from the previous class that can best be used to translate this sentence in English:

Ljut je k'o ris.

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