Expression Anger and Annoyed

1. Which phrase is commonly used to express anger in English?

• "I’m thrilled with this situation."

• "This is absolutely unacceptable."

• "I’m so happy you did this."

• "I really appreciate your help."

1. How would you express annoyance about a minor inconvenience in English?

• "I’m delighted this happened."

• "This is so frustrating!"

• "I’m overjoyed about this."

• ) "I’m completely satisfied."

1. What is a polite way to express irritation in a professional setting?

• "This is ridiculous and unacceptable!"

• "I’m very displeased with the current situation."

• "I can’t believe you messed this up!"

• "This is a complete disaster."

1. Which of the following is an effective way to express anger without being confrontational?

• "You always mess things up!"

• "I’m really upset about what happened and would like to discuss it."

• "You never do anything right."

• "I don’t care about this anymore."

1. If you want to show annoyance about a repeated issue, which sentence is appropriate?

• "I’m thrilled this problem keeps happening."

• "It’s disappointing that this issue hasn’t been resolved yet."

• "I’m ecstatic about the inconvenience."

• "I’m completely fine with this issue continuing."

1. Which phrase can be used to express frustration with someone not listening to your instructions?

• "I’m so grateful you’re ignoring me."

• "Can you please pay attention to what I’m saying?"

• "It’s wonderful that you’re not listening."

• "I’m pleased with your disregard for my instructions."

1. When expressing annoyance with a service delay, which sentence is appropriate?

• "I’m thrilled to wait forever."

• "I’m frustrated by the delay and would appreciate an update."

• "I’m delighted about the extended wait time."

• "I’m extremely pleased with this delay."

1. What is a suitable response if you’re angry about an unfair decision in a group?

• "This decision is completely unfair and I’m furious about it."

• "I’m very happy with the group’s decision."

• "I’m so grateful for the unfair decision."

• "I’m thrilled that the decision was made this way."

1. How can you express mild annoyance in an email?

• "I’m very upset with your lack of response."

• "I’d appreciate it if you could address this issue as soon as possible."

• "I’m delighted you haven’t replied yet."

• "It’s wonderful that this matter hasn’t been resolved."

1. Which of the following sentences best expresses annoyance at a repeated behavior?

• "I’m glad you keep doing this over and over."

• "I find it quite irritating that this keeps happening."

• "I’m really pleased with your repetitive behavior."

• ) "I’m ecstatic that you keep making the same mistake."