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She felt ______ of the dark alley.
She felt ______ of the dark alley.
frightened
He is ______ playing the piano.
He is ______ playing the piano.
bad
They were ______ what their friend did for them.
They were ______ what their friend did for them.
grateful
She was ______ his anger over the situation.
She was ______ his anger over the situation.
He was ______ the difficult math problem.
He was ______ the difficult math problem.
What does it mean to be 'innocent of' something?
What does it mean to be 'innocent of' something?
Being 'irritated at' someone means you are feeling pleased with them.
Being 'irritated at' someone means you are feeling pleased with them.
What does it mean to be 'grateful to sb for sth'?
What does it mean to be 'grateful to sb for sth'?
She feels ______ of her friend's success.
She feels ______ of her friend's success.
Match the following emotions with their meanings:
Match the following emotions with their meanings:
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Frightened of
Frightened of
Feeling fear or anxiety about something.
Good at
Good at
Skilled or capable in a particular area.
Happy for sb
Happy for sb
Feeling joy or pleasure for someone else's good fortune.
Harmful to
Harmful to
Causing damage or injury.
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Independent of
Independent of
Not relying on or controlled by something else.
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Full of
Full of
Containing a large amount of something.
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Furious with sb about sth
Furious with sb about sth
Extremely angry with someone about something.
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Grateful to sb for sth
Grateful to sb for sth
Feeling thankful to someone for something they have done.
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Guilty of
Guilty of
Having committed a wrongdoing or crime.
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Jealous of
Jealous of
Feeling envious or resentful of someone or something.
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Parts of Speech: Adjectives
- Adjectives describe nouns or pronouns.
- They answer the questions: "What kind?" "Which one?" "How many?" or "How much?"
- They indicate size, color, shape, number, age, material, or other qualities of a noun.
- Example: "The big dog ran down the street" (What kind of dog?)
Common Adjectives:
- Afraid - feeling fear or anxiety.
- Good - having positive qualities, skillful.
- Thankful - feeling grateful for something.
- Aware - having knowledge or perception of something.
- Confused - unable to understand or think clearly.
Using Adjectives in Sentences:
- The examples show adjectives used to describe feelings or states of being.
- Adjectives often come before the noun they modify, but sometimes after, depending on the sentence structure.
- Example: "She felt afraid** of the dark alley" (adjective before noun).
- Example: "He is good** playing the piano" (adjective after verb).
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