Expressing Feelings

Asking about Feelings

To ask about feelings you can use the
following questions:
 How are you feeling today?
 You seem a little bit distracted. Are you alright?
 You seem kind of low today. What's wrong?
 What's wrong?
 What's the matter?
 Are you OK / alright?
 Is everything OK / alright...?
 Expressing Feelings
To respond to a question about feelings you
can use the following expressions.
I feel a little sad / happy / angry / ....
I am a little sad / happy / angry / ....
To be honest, I'm a little bit sad / happy / angry / ....
It's been a difficult day.
The thing is that, I am angry / sad / ...
I am mad at him / her..
1.ANGRY 5.SAD
2.BORED 6.SCARED
3.HAPPY 7.SHY
4.HUNGRY 8.TIRED
 1. Anger
• I’m so mad.
• I’m so angry.
• I’m so pissed off.
• He really ticks me off.
• He makes me see red.
 2. Boredom

• That’s boring.
• I am not interested.
• How boring.
• How dull.
• I'm bored to tears
 3. Happiness
•I’m so happy.
•I feel like I'm on cloud nine.
•I’m so pleased.
 4. How to express hunger
• I’m really hungry.
• I’m starving.
• I could eat a horse!
• I’m as hungry as a bear.
 5. How to express sadness
• I'm feeling down.
• I’m feeling blue.
• I'm upset about...
• I'm sad because…
 6. How to express fear
• I’m really scared.
• I’m afraid. I’m afraid of …
• He is really terrifying.
• Watching horror movies sent shivers
down my spine.
 7. How to express embarrassment
It really makes me ashamed.
 I was so ashamed.

I was very embarrassed.

 How embarrassing.
 8. How to express tiredness

• I’m tired/beat.
• I’m so exhausted.
• I’m worn out.
• The work is really tiring.