WorksheetsSBS ch12 Feelings
Total questions: 23
Answer KeySBS ch12 Feelings
Total questions: 23
covers
is eating
blush
sitting

23 questions
9th - 12th Grade
English
SBS ch12 Feelings is a Grade 9–12 English worksheet that builds sentence-level accuracy when describing feelings, causes, and related actions. Students respond to five audio prompts, complete nine open-ended sentences, choose correct verb forms in four multiple-choice items, reorder two questions, and fill in three blanks. The tasks include listening comprehension, sentence completion, and question formation. Students practise distinguishing habitual actions from actions happening right now, using forms such as covers, blush, is eating, and sitting in context. They also connect feeling words with responses, such as yawning when tired, shivering when cold, or biting nails when nervous. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key for checking student work and supporting review.
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is eating
blush
sitting
This Grade 9–12 English worksheet practises describing feelings and related actions with present simple and present continuous verb forms. Through audio responses, open-ended sentence completion, multiple-choice verb selection, question reordering, and fill-in-the-blank items, students distinguish habitual actions such as covering the face when scared from actions happening right now, such as eating because of hunger.
Begin by modelling the worksheet’s contrast between repeated responses to feelings, such as “she covers,” and actions happening now, such as “he is eating.” Use the audio prompts to have students identify the feeling and action before completing the sentence, then discuss why forms such as “Does he blush?” and “Are they sitting?” require different auxiliaries and verb forms. Finish with the ordering items as a quick check of question structure.
Students may omit the third-person singular -s in sentences such as “she covers,” choose a base verb after the wrong auxiliary, or use “eats” instead of “is eating” for an action happening right now. In the question items, watch for confusion between “Does he blush?” and “Are they sitting?” Students may also miss a word or misidentify the feeling when transcribing the audio and open-ended prompts.
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Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing or increase the font size so the audio-response lines, sentence-completion prompts, and multiple-choice options are easier to follow. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language when that supports access to the feelings vocabulary and grammar directions.
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