# Feelings & Attitudes Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Synonyms & Antonyms
- Words: 12
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Feelings and attitudes vocabulary for everyday emotions — glad, worried, annoyed and proud — the words learners reach for when they talk about how they feel.

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## Word list

* **glad** /ɡlæd/: Another word for happy — a warm reaction when you hear good news. — “I'm so **glad** you could come to the party.”
* **cross** /krɔs/: The informal word for angry, used about a small annoyance. — “Mum was a bit **cross** when I got home so late.”
* **concerned** /kənˈsɜrnd/: The formal word for worried, used about someone's health or safety. — “The doctor looked **concerned** about her test results.”
* **amazed** /əˈmeɪzd/: Another word for surprised — much more intense, almost unbelievable. — “I was **amazed** by how quickly she learned the song.”
* **calm** /kɑm/: The opposite of nervous — relaxed and in control of your feelings. — “Try to stay **calm** before the exam starts.”
* **excited** /ɪkˈsaɪtəd/: The opposite of bored — full of energy about something that's about to happen. — “The kids were **excited** about the trip to the zoo.”
* **nervous** /ˈnɜrvəs/: Another word for concerned — feeling a little afraid about what might happen next. — “I always feel **nervous** before a job interview.”
* **worried** /ˈwɜrid/: The opposite of calm — anxious about something that might go wrong. — “She looked **worried** when her son didn't call back.”
* **upset** /əpˈsɛt/: Another word for sad — feeling bad because something has gone wrong. — “She was **upset** when she lost her favourite necklace.”
* **scared** /skɛrd/: Another word for afraid — feeling frightened because something might hurt you. — “The little boy was **scared** of the dark.”
* **annoyed** /əˈnɔɪd/: Another word for cross — only slightly angry, and it passes quickly. — “She was **annoyed** that nobody had told her about the change.”
* **proud** /praʊd/: Another word for pleased — about something you or someone close to you achieved. — “His parents were quietly **proud** and said almost nothing.”

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