WorksheetsIdioms About Emotions
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 58mins
I often go to my local library to read a book or catch up on my blog writing. The silence and peaceful atmosphere help me chill out and unwind.
feeling thankful
feeling happy
feeling relaxed
I was due to catch a flight home to attend my friend’s wedding. Unfortunately the flight was delayed. As I was waiting in the airport, I began to feel more and more down in the dumps.
feeling excited
feeling sad
feeling relaxed
I will never forget when I got my first real job, and I met my new boss. To be honest, I was worried sick about it because first impressions are so important, right? I spent ages in the morning thinking about what to say.
feeling nervous
feeling happy
feeling bored
A few years ago I finished my Masters Degree. I was over the moon. It had taken me four years because I had to work at the same time. When I finally got the certificate, I was tickled pink. As you can imagine – it made my day!
feeling thankful
feeling happy
feeling excited
Anyway, we went to the party and I was bored to death.There was no music, no food, and I didn’t know anybody. I was fed up to the back teeth and told my friend I had had it up to here and was going home.
feeling happy
feeling impatient
feeling bored
When I was at the bank last week, they told me I couldn’t use my mobile phone there. These silly rules really get on my nerves. I asked why, and they just said that was the rule. It drove me up the wall, because I needed to make a call but I didn’t want to lose my place in the queue.
feeling frustrated
feeling bored
feeling impatient
To be honest, I don’t like crowds, so I was a little nervous when my brother invited me to watch a football match with him. The stadium was packed. People behind us were pushing. After 30 minutes of pushing I was at my wit’s end.
feeling excited
feeling nervous
feeling impatient
When I bought this software, the salesman said it could be used with any computer. When I realised this was not the case, I went spare. Seriously, I nearly went through the roof. It makes my blood boil when salespeople blatantly lie.
feeling excited
feeling sad
feeling angry
I recently saw my favourite pop band in concert. For days before, I was bouncing off the walls, and I just couldn’t wait to see them.
feeling excited
feeling impressed
feeling impatient
On the day of the concert, they just blew me away. I was bowled over by their energy and enthusiasm.
feeling nervous
feeling happy
feeling impressed
I was so annoyed, and when they refused to give us any free food, I lost my cool. When I spoke to the representative, she was so unhelpful, I just went ballistic, and started shouting at her.
feeling angry
feeling sad
feeling impatient
I was surprised, but it was music to my ears. It turned out I had won 100 Euros of book vouchers. I was on cloud nine. I needed to buy some new books for my daughter, so it was just what the doctor ordered.
feeling excited
feeling happy
feeling nervous
. I was so appreciative and to be honest, at a loss for words. I invited him in for some tea and gave him a reward to show I was eternally grateful.
feeling frustrated
feeling sad
feeling thankful
A real challenge I faced last year was giving a presentation to about three hundred students. I wouldn’t say I was tearing my hair out, but I was certainly on edge. In the end it went very well, despite the fact I had butterflies at the beginning.
feeling thankful
feeling nervous
feeling excited
I love listening to my old jazz CD collection. After a hard day’s work, I just find it an ideal way to relax and let my hair down. The music is so calming, I can just put my feet up and chill.
feeling relaxed
feeling happy
feeling thankful
Describe a leisure activity that you do with your family
….and explain how you feel about it.
(4-5 sentences using 2-3 idioms)
Describe a challenge you faced recently
….and explain how you felt about it.
(4-5 sentences using 2-3 idioms)
Describe an interesting conversation you had with someone.
…and explain how you felt about it.
(4-5 sentences using 2-3 idioms)
Describe a place where you read and write (not your home).
…and explain how you feel about this place.
(4-5 sentences using 2-3 idioms)
Describe an important journey that was delayed.
…and explain how you felt about it.
(4-5 sentences using 2-3 idioms)
