Adjectives 1
A friend doesn't invite you to his wedding. You're o...
offended
A stranger gives you a lot of help with a problem. You're very g...
grateful
I was scared s _ _ _ _ when I heard the bedroom door opening.
stiff
extremely upset = d...
devastated
very surprised and unable to move or react = s...
You discover that you have a brother you had never known about. You're s...
shocked
You are abroad and you think someone has stolen your passport, but then you find it. You're so r...
relieved
I'm absolutely s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (exhausted). I want to relax and put my feet up.
shattered
very excited = t...
thrilled
feeling such strong emotions that you don't know how to react = o...
overwhelmed
You haven't visited your grandparents for a long time. You feel a bit g...
guilty
You don't get a job you were hoping to get. You're a bit d...
disappointed
I was completely g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (astonished) when I heard that Tina was getting married.
gobsmacked
incredibly pleased = d...
delighted
extremely confused = b...
bewildered
Someone in your family wins an important prize. You're incredibly p...
proud
You go to study abroad and you're missing your family and friends. You feel a bit h...
homesick
When he missed that penalty, I was absolutely g _ _ _ _ _ (very disappointed).
gutted
very surprised = a...
astonished
extremely shocked or disgusted = h...
horrified
You move to a new town and don't have any friends. You're very l...
lonely
You are going to talk in public for the first time. You're really n...
nervous
He was really ch _ _ _ _ _ (pleased or happy) with his present.
chuffed
with little hope, and ready to do anything to improve the situation = d...
desperate