• the feeling or state

ANNOYANCES of being annoyed;

irritation.
• a thing that annoys
someone; a
nuisance.
Topic
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 furious
fiuorsu - (adj) very angry
bad doom
 bda mood - (n) the feeling you have when you are
not happy
 calm
clam down
wond - (v) what you might tell someone who is
feeling angry or annoyed
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 My neighbors can be very (annoy, annoyed, annoying). Last night
I was very (irritate, irritated, irritating) because they were playing
techno music so loud that I couldn’t hear the television. It was
very (irritate, irritated, irritating). I think the other neighbors were
(annoy, annoyed, annoying) too but no-one said anything.
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neck
 The new traffic lights are a pain in the __________.
crazy
 My supervisor is driving me __________today.
nerves he’s always so jolly.
 This weatherman gets on my __________,
roof when she found out about the missing
 My boss hit the __________
money.
bugs
 It really __________ me when you eat with your mouth open.

crazy, bugs, neck, nerves, roof

 MY DAY
 I (wake, woke) up (early, late) this morning.
 I (have, had) my breakfast at (name of the place) and it (is, was)
delicious.
 In the afternoon, I (go, went) to (name of the place). I (have, had)
a fun time.
 At dinner, I (go, went) to (name of the place) and (have, had)
(name of the food).
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 Please stop snoring! You (delight, irritate) me.

 I have to walk 15 minutes to school because there is no
transportation available. It’s very (convenient, inconvenient).
 I was (frustrated, pleased) when I couldn’t finish the exam.
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 Please, stop snoring! You (delight, irritate) me.
Irritate – to make someone angry or annoyed
Delight – great pleasure, satisfaction, or happiness

 I have to walk 15 minutes to school because there is no transportation available.

It’s very (convenient, inconvenient).
 Inconvenient – causing problems or difficulties
 Convenient – suitable for your purposes and needs; causing least difficulty
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 I was (frustrated, pleased) when I couldn’t finish the exam.

Frustrated – feeling annoyed or less confident because you cannot achieve
what you want
Pleased – happy or satisfied
 ANNOYANCES
What annoys you about the English language?

Which celebrities annoy you?

What annoys you about the town where you live?

Do any of your friends or coworkers have annoying habits?

Do you think you have any annoying habits?

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When you’re getting annoyed do you bottle it up or let it out?

What really makes you mad?

Do you ever get annoyed with yourself?

Do you ever get annoyed with inanimate objects?

What annoying things do young/old people do?