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    This document provides a list of common English words used to express different emotions, organized by emotion type and intensity level. For positive emotions like happy, content, and glad, examples include "I'm glad you enjoyed the work I did" and "Coffee puts me in a cheerful mood in the morning." Negative emotions like sad, upset, and disappointed are illustrated by examples such as "This song always makes me sad" and "I was just heartbroken after reading about Syria." The document also includes emotions like surprised, shocked, and intrigued, as well as shy, embarrassed, and petrified. Color coding categorizes emotion intensity from low to high.

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    This document provides a list of common English words used to express different emotions, organized by emotion type and intensity level. For positive emotions like happy, content, and glad, examples include "I'm glad you enjoyed the work I did" and "Coffee puts me in a cheerful mood in the morning." Negative emotions like sad, upset, and disappointed are illustrated by examples such as "This song always makes me sad" and "I was just heartbroken after reading about Syria." The document also includes emotions like surprised, shocked, and intrigued, as well as shy, embarrassed, and petrified. Color coding categorizes emotion intensity from low to high.

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    Freebie - RLE - How To Express Your Emotions

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    This document provides a list of common English words used to express different emotions, organized by emotion type and intensity level. For positive emotions like happy, content, and glad, examples include "I'm glad you enjoyed the work I did" and "Coffee puts me in a cheerful mood in the morning." Negative emotions like sad, upset, and disappointed are illustrated by examples such as "This song always makes me sad" and "I was just heartbroken after reading about Syria." The document also includes emotions like surprised, shocked, and intrigued, as well as shy, embarrassed, and petrified. Color coding categorizes emotion intensity from low to high.

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    How to Express Your Emotions In English

    ● "I'm glad you enjoyed the work I did."


    ● "I'm so happy you are here."
    ● "They look so content playing there."
    Happy / Content / Glad ● "Coffee puts me in such a cheerful mood in the morning".
    Joyful / Delighted / Cheerful ● "I'm thrilled to bits to have seen my first grandchild."
    Excited / Thrilled / Elated ● "I was elated to find out I got into college.'’
    Ecstatic / On cloud nine

    ● "This song is beautiful, but it always makes me sad."


    ● "I get too upset if I watch the news in the morning."
    ● "Are you ok? You look a little blue / down today."
    ● "I was just heartbroken after reading about the situation in Syria".
    Sad / Upset / Blue / Down
    ● "I'm just feeling hopeless"
    Disappointed /Heartbroken
    ● "Living with my in-laws is making my life miserable."
    Hopeless / Miserable /
    Distraught

    ● "I was surprised to see my cousin at my wedding. We haven't spoken


    in years."
    ● "I was shocked to find out John cheated on his wife."
    ● "I was dismayed after being robbed at gunpoint."
    Surprised /Nervous
    Shocked
    Dismayed/ Horrified

    ● "How the Pyramids were built is something that has always


    intrigued me."
    ● "That story about the elections was very suspicious."

    Intrigued / Confused / Puzzled


    Worried
    Suspicious

    ● "I would never travel alone. I'm too shy for that."
    ● "I'm not going to wear this suit. I feel ridiculous in it."
    ● "I'm uncomfortable with this question. I'd rather not answer it."
    Shy/ Ridiculous / ● "I confused Jane with Mary. I felt so embarrassed when she said she
    Uncomfortable wasn't pregnant."
    Embarrassed / Ashamed ● "I'm petrified when I'm alone in the house and I hear strange noises."
    Mortified / Disgraced /
    Petrified

    ● "It makes me mad when I spill coffee on my shirt before an


    important meeting."
    ● "I'm so frustrated with this. I just spent 20 minutes filling out this
    form."
    Annoyed/ Irritated
    ● "I was disgusted by his comments about the new secretary."
    Mad / Frustrated / Disgusted
    ● "I'm outraged! He can't treat us like that!"
    Outraged / Furious / Enraged

    Color-code: Green- low intensity |Orange - medium intensity | Red - high intensity

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