WorksheetsFeelings
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Harry felt h (a) when he went away on his own for the first time. (Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
Mark had been unemployed for three months and was d (a) to find a job. (Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
I was very o (a) when Mary said she couldn’t understand my accent. (Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
We were so g (a) when Barry offered to help us clear up the mess. (Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
I get really n (a) before giving a presentation, but I’m OK once I’ve started.(Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
They must have been d (a) when their house was flooded a second time. (Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
I’ve been digging this garden for hours. I’m completely sh (a) !
(Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
I was so o (a) with emotion I burst into tears.
(Write down the WHOLE word. Don't use capital letters.)
The facts in that article are absolutely ____ !
astonished
astonishing
You’ll be _____ when you hear the results.
disappointed
disappointing
He was ____ when he read her message.
gobsmacked
infuriating
I find dealing with large groups of children very ____.
stressing
stressful
We were _____ by the rude staff at the customer service desk.
infuriating
infuriated
I think the instructions for this camera are a bit ____.
confusing
confused
We were ____ when we realized we hadn’t left a tip for the waiters.
embarrassed
embarrassing
I think Gemma is feeling ____ by all the different advice she is being given.
upset
bewildered
fed up
I'm ____ the people I work with. They're always complaining.
fed up with
upset about
A: How did you feel when you heard somebody moving about downstairs?
B: I was absolutely ____. I was sure it was a burglar.
scared stiff
gobsmacked
overwhelmed
You look a bit ___ today. Is something wrong?
down
disappointed
My mum was very ____ when she learnt how to swim at the age of 60.
proud
bewildered
