B1Sentimientos12 min
Sentimientos y emociones
Feelings and emotions
Aprende adjetivos para describir cómo te sientes, como relieved, embarrassed, frustrated y grateful.
Happy, sad y angry son palabras útiles, pero no siempre son exactas. Estos adjetivos te ayudan a explicar tus sentimientos con más claridad cuando cuentas algo que pasó o describes cómo te afectó una situación.
- anxiousadjetivo
- preocupado y nervioso por algo que podría pasarRavi felt anxious the night before his job interview.
- relievedadjetivo
- contento porque no pasó algo malo o porque ya ha terminadoI was so relieved when I found my passport.
- disappointedadjetivo
- triste porque algo no fue tan bueno como esperabasWe were disappointed that the concert was cancelled.
- embarrassedadjetivo
- sentirte ridículo o incómodo delante de otras personasLena felt embarrassed when she called her teacher Mum.
- frustratedadjetivo
- molesto porque no puedes hacer o conseguir lo que quieresI get frustrated when my computer is slow.
- proudadjetivo
- contento por algo que has hecho tú o alguien cercanoSofia's parents were very proud when she finished university.
- gratefuladjetivo
- que quiere dar las gracias a alguien por algoI'm really grateful for all your help.
- confidentadjetivo
- seguro de tus propias capacidadesAfter a month of practice, Aiko felt confident speaking English.
- jealousadjetivo
- infeliz porque alguien tiene algo que tú quieresHe was a bit jealous of his brother's new bike.
- lonelyadjetivo
- triste porque estás solo o no tienes con quién hablarWhen Kofi moved to a new city, he felt lonely at first.
- annoyedadjetivo
- un poco enojadoShe was annoyed because the bus was late again.
- excitedadjetivo
- muy contento y lleno de energía por algo que va a pasarThe children are excited about the school trip.
Ejercicio 1 de 2
Elige el sentimiento
Elige la mejor respuesta.
Ejercicio 2 de 2
Completa las frases sobre sentimientos
Escribe una palabra en cada hueco. Usa cada palabra una vez. Usa: anxious, confident, disappointed, excited, grateful, lonely, proud.
The team played their best but lost the final. The fans were but still clapped.
I always feel before I fly. I worry that something will go wrong.
I'm very to my neighbours for watering my plants while I was away.
Ravi's grandmother was so of him when he finished his first marathon.
The children were so about going to the beach that they couldn't stop smiling.
After lots of practice, Aiko is sure she will do well in her presentation. She feels .
Kofi lives alone in a big city and has nobody to talk to in the evenings. He often feels .
Fuente
Lección original de Joy English.
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