English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #102: feelings adjectives
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #102
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #102.
Today’s lesson is about adjectives for feelings and moods. These words help you say how a person feels.
Quick review from the last lessons:
- We use there is / there are to talk about what exists.
- We use size words like big and small to describe things.
- We use time words like at, on, and in to talk about time.
New lesson words:
1) happy — HAP-ee — feeling good
2) sad — sad — feeling not good
3) tired — TYERD — feeling not full of energy
4) angry — ANG-gree — feeling mad
5) hungry — HUN-gree — feeling a need to eat
Useful usage notes:
- happy, sad, tired, angry, and hungry are adjectives.
- We often use them after am, is, or are.
- Example: I am happy. / She is sad. / They are hungry.
Example sentences:
1) I am happy today. — ai am HAP-ee to-DAY
2) She is sad. — shee iz sad
3) We are tired. — wee ar TYERD
4) He is angry. — hee iz ANG-gree
5) They are hungry. — thay ar HUN-gree
Mini practice:
Choose the best word.
1) I am ___. (good feeling)
2) We are ___. (need food)
3) She is ___. (not happy)
4) He is ___. (not full of energy)
5) They are ___. (mad)
Answer key:
1) happy
2) hungry
3) sad
4) tired
5) angry
Reply instruction:
Reply with your answers only, or write one new sentence for each word. For example: “I am happy.”
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #102
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #102.
Today’s lesson is about adjectives for feelings and moods. These words help you say how a person feels.
Quick review from the last lessons:
- We use there is / there are to talk about what exists.
- We use size words like big and small to describe things.
- We use time words like at, on, and in to talk about time.
New lesson words:
1) happy — HAP-ee — feeling good
2) sad — sad — feeling not good
3) tired — TYERD — feeling not full of energy
4) angry — ANG-gree — feeling mad
5) hungry — HUN-gree — feeling a need to eat
Useful usage notes:
- happy, sad, tired, angry, and hungry are adjectives.
- We often use them after am, is, or are.
- Example: I am happy. / She is sad. / They are hungry.
Example sentences:
1) I am happy today. — ai am HAP-ee to-DAY
2) She is sad. — shee iz sad
3) We are tired. — wee ar TYERD
4) He is angry. — hee iz ANG-gree
5) They are hungry. — thay ar HUN-gree
Mini practice:
Choose the best word.
1) I am ___. (good feeling)
2) We are ___. (need food)
3) She is ___. (not happy)
4) He is ___. (not full of energy)
5) They are ___. (mad)
Answer key:
1) happy
2) hungry
3) sad
4) tired
5) angry
Reply instruction:
Reply with your answers only, or write one new sentence for each word. For example: “I am happy.”
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].