Emotional Vocabulary
Feeling very happy and excited about something good happening.
starting with t
What is thrilled?
Use this tense for habits or routines: "I _____ coffee every morning."
What is the present simple? (I drink)
I arrive _____ work at 9 AM."
What is at?
To stop doing something temporarily: "Let's _____ for lunch."
What is break? (break down? No—take a break) Wait, clue fix: What is take a break?
She go to work by foot every day.
What is "go" → "goes" (present simple)?
A sudden strong feeling of fear or anxiety, often without reason.
What is panic?
This compares two things: "This book is _____ interesting than that one."
What is more/comparative?
The picture is _____ the wall.
What is on?
"Can you _____ my dog this weekend?"
What is look after?
"I have less friends than last year."
What is "less" → "fewer" (countable nouns)?
Feeling very sad and hopeless, as if nothing will improve.
What is despair?
For unreal situations now: "If I _____ rich, I would travel."
What is were? (past simple)
We met _____ accident on the street.
What is by?
"_____ with your homework after dinner."
What is carry on?
The book is on the table, next the lamp.
What is missing "to" → "next to"?
A mix of excitement and worry before an important event.
What are nerves?
"The room _____ cleaned every day."
What is was/is?
She's afraid _____ spiders
What is of?
"I _____ an old photo in the attic."
What is come across?
He said me that he was tired
What is "said me" → "told me"?
Feeling deeply ashamed or embarrassed about a mistake.
What is mortified?
Reported speech change: "She said, 'I am tired'" becomes "She said she _____ tired."
What is was?
The meeting is _____ Monday morning.
What is on?
We had to _____ the party until next week.
What is put off?
If I will have time, I will call you.
What is "will have" → "had" (2nd conditional: "If I had time, I would call you")?