English Time!

Teacher: Jefferson Carvalho

Let’s talk about:

Foster: Encourage, nurture, support.

Pivotal: Central, crucial, essential.
Realm: Domain, sphere, territory.
Brim with: Overflow with, abound with, teem with.
Amidst: Among, in the middle of, surrounded by.
Bustling: Busy, lively, active.
Intertwines: Interweaves, entwines, connects.
Ethos: Values, principles, character.
 Let’s Start!
Feelings are complex and can often overlap or
change rapidly based on circumstances.

The next examples provide a glimpse into the

diverse range of emotions that people
experience in various situations.

Remember we can control our feelings and

emotions to make it easy, but we need do it with
practice and good habits.
 Emotion and feeling

Happiness
Example: "I feel so happy when I spend time with my family."

Sadness
Example: "The movie's ending was so sad; it brought tears to my eyes."

Anger
Example: "I can't help but feel anger when someone repeatedly interrupts me."

Excitement
Example: "The news of my promotion filled me with excitement and anticipation."

Fear
Example: "Walking alone in the dark always triggers a sense of fear."
 Emotion and feeling

Surprise
Example: "The unexpected gift from my friend left me in pleasant surprise."

Disgust
Example: "The smell of the garbage was so disgusting; I had to leave the room."

Calmness
Example: "After a long day, sitting by the beach brings a sense of calmness and peace."

Anxiety
Example: "Thinking about the upcoming exams gives me a feeling of anxiety."

Confusion
Example: "The complex instructions left me in a state of confusion."
 Emotion and feeling

Curiosity
Example: "The mysterious story piqued my curiosity; I couldn't put the book down."

Jealousy
Example: "Seeing her success, I couldn't help but feel a twinge of jealousy."

Love
Example: "The bond between a parent and child is filled with unconditional love."

Loneliness
Example: "Being in a new city all alone often brings a sense of loneliness."

Pride
Example: "Graduating with honors filled me with a deep sense of pride."
 Emotion and feeling

Embarrassment
Example: "Tripping in front of everyone was a moment of great embarrassment."

Hope
Example: "Even in challenging times, holding onto hope keeps me going."

Regret
Example: "Not pursuing my passion earlier is a source of regret for me."

Gratitude
Example: "I feel immense gratitude for the support of my friends during tough times."

Nostalgia
Example: "Looking at old photographs fills me with a sense of nostalgia for the good old days."
Stop! Question time!

Do you think it is easy to talk about yourself?

Why or why not?

How do you deal with your own feeling and emotions?

Do you consider yourself a talkative person?

Stop! Question time!

Tell us 3 positive / strong aspects of your personality.

Now tell us 3 negative / not so charming characteristics of yours.

Where and how do you see yourself 5 years from now?

 Adding new words in vocabulary

STRAIGHTFORWARD
STRENGTHS
PATH
HARDSHIPS
SHIFT
WHATEVER IT TAKES

CUT OUT FOR

TO SORT THINGS OUT
Read the text below and write an extra paragraph:
Emily always believed she was cut out for a career in advocacy, leveraging her
strengths in communication and empathy. However, as she faced unexpected
hardships in her chosen field, she realized a straightforward approach wasn't
enough. To sort things out and overcome the challenges, Emily needed to make a
significant shift in her strategy.
Despite the uncertainties, she was willing to do whatever it takes to stay on
the right path. Emily's determination to navigate the complexities of advocacy with
resilience and adaptability showcased her commitment to making a positive impact
in the face of adversity.
 Thank you!
See you next class!
Teacher: Jefferson Carvalho