Feel & Emotion - EC 3 - 11

Adjectives ending in - ed	Adjectives ending in - ing
Can describe how you feel about someone or something.	Can describe someone or something.
I am bored with my job. I am interested in astronomy. I get annoyed with my sister. I am excited about my vacation. I am scared of spiders.	My job is very boring. I think astronomy is interesting. She does a lot of annoying things. My vacation is going to be exciting. I think spiders are scary.

Interesting – interested

Amazing

Scary – scared

Surprised – surprising

Worried

Excited – exciting

Boring – bored

I am really excited about my vacation. I am going to Africa.

That sounds really interesting. What are you going to do there?

I am annoyed with a friend of mine.

He never returns my phone calls.

I saw a really boring movie last night.

I slept through most of it.

I wasn’t able to get tickets to the concert.

I was so disappointed.

I get frustrated when I try to read maps.

I find them confusing.

I get really embarrassed when I forget someone’s name.

I heard something amazing.

A woman just crossed the ocean in a canoe.

My mother forgot my birthday.

I was surprised.

Well, actually, I was shocked.

Write down any unusual and interesting responses.

Do you know anyone is annoying?

When is the last time you got annoyed with someone?

Do you ever get bored?

What kinds of things do you find boring?

Are you scared of anything?

Are there any movies that you find scary?

Do you ever feel worried or anxious?

What about?

Have you ever feel really disappointed?

What happened?

Do you have any plans that you are excited about, like a party or a trip?

What is the most exciting thing you have ever done?

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A looks bored.

B must be telling one of his boring stories.

His stories are never interesting.

C seems fascinated, though.

She must be interested in A.

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Oh, no.

D just spilled juice all over E.

I bet he is embarrassed.

She looks a bit annoyed.

She cannot be too pleased about her dress.

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F just did something embarrassing.

He locked his keys inside the car,

And now he cannot get in.

That is so frustrating.

He wanted to leave an hour ago.

I bet he is disappointed.

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What was that scream?

Oh, there is spider in G’s glass.

She looks shocked.

I think she is scared of spiders.

H seems surprised by her reaction.

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N seems excited to see J.

She used to go out with him.

Her new boyfriend K, must be jealous and a little anxious.

He may be worried that she will go back to J.

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Someone keeps calling me and then hanging up. You must be …

A and B just failed their driving tests for the third time! They must feel …

My friend applied to graduate school, and he just got accepted. Hu must feel …

I am the only one in my class who got an A on the test. The other students must be …

Jack just spilled coffee all over the teacher. He must feel …

My boyfriend hasn’t called me for a week. You must be ..

Y isn’t interested in Tom’s story. It is not an interesting story.

S isn’t bored. She doesn’t think T’s story is boring.

Unit 11 : emotion feeling

I am in class.

I have finished my work, and there is nothing else to do.

I would probably feel bored.

I am waiting for a friend at a restaurant, and

The friend calls to say he or she cannot meet you.

I think I would be disappointed.

A friend borrow some of my CDs and returned them scratched.

I would feel annoyed.

I am on a dark and quiet street, and someone is following me.

I would feel scared.

I feel very motivated to practice my English when …

I think it is annoying when …

I was really shocked once when …

Sometimes I get frustrated when ..

I think it is embarrassing when …

Sometimes I get confused when …

Astonished = mencengangkan

Upset upsetting

Terrified

Thrilled = mendebarkan