Feelings (A1 Vocabulary)

Use happy and sad to say how you feel.

happy and sad

Try it: Choose the word: (happy / sad / tired) Answer: happy — A smile means happy. Sad is not a smile.

Word	Pronunciation	Example
happy	/ˈhæpi/	I am happy.
sad	/sæd/	He is sad.

Use hungry when you want food. Use thirsty when you want a drink.

Try it: Choose the word: (hungry / cold / thirsty) Answer: thirsty — Thirsty is when you want a drink. Hungry is when you want food.

Word	Pronunciation	Example
hungry	/ˈhʌŋɡri/	I am hungry.
thirsty	/ˈθɜːrsti/	He is thirsty.

You are tired when you have no energy left and you want to sleep. You are busy when you have many things to do and no free time.

Try it: Choose the word: (tired / busy / sad) Answer: busy — He has many things to do: busy. Tired is when you want to sleep.

Word	Pronunciation	Example
tired		I am tired after the long day.
busy		Lars is busy at the park office today.

You are sick when your body is not well. You are bored when you have nothing to do and the time is long.

Try it: Choose the word: (bored / sick / busy) Answer: bored — He has nothing to do: bored. Sick is when your body is not well.

Word	Pronunciation	Example
sick		Diego is sick today.
bored		Mateo is bored at home.