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🇺🇸 English · A2

Feelings & Opinions in English · A2

60 English words and phrases for feelings & opinions, at A2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.

  1. worried
    worried

    I'm worried about the exam.

    I'm worried about the exam.

  2. excited
    excited

    We're excited about the trip.

    We're excited about the trip.

  3. surprised
    surprised

    I was surprised by the news.

    I was surprised by the news.

  4. opinion
    opinion

    What's your opinion on this?

    What's your opinion on this?

  5. agree
    agree

    I agree with you.

    I agree with you.

  6. bored
    bored

    The kids got bored quickly.

    The kids got bored quickly.

  7. lonely
    lonely

    He felt lonely in the new city.

    He felt lonely in the new city.

  8. miss
    miss

    I miss my hometown.

    I miss my hometown.

  9. hope
    hope

    I hope you feel better soon.

    I hope you feel better soon.

  10. thrilled
    thrilled

    She was thrilled to win the prize.

    She was thrilled to win the prize.

  11. delighted
    delighted

    We were delighted by the surprise party.

    We were delighted by the surprise party.

  12. furious
    furious

    My dad was furious when I broke the vase.

    My dad was furious when I broke the vase.

  13. irritated
    irritated

    The constant buzzing irritated everyone in the room.

    The constant buzzing irritated everyone in the room.

  14. gloomy
    gloomy

    The gloomy weather made me want to stay in bed.

    The gloomy weather made me want to stay in bed.

  15. miserable
    miserable

    I felt miserable with a bad cold.

    I felt miserable with a bad cold.

  16. concerned
    concerned

    My teacher is concerned about my grades.

    My teacher is concerned about my grades.

  17. uneasy
    uneasy

    The silence made me feel uneasy.

    The silence made me feel uneasy.

  18. ashamed
    ashamed

    He felt ashamed after telling a lie.

    He felt ashamed after telling a lie.

  19. guilty
    guilty

    She felt guilty for forgetting his birthday.

    She felt guilty for forgetting his birthday.

  20. regret
    regret

    I regret not studying harder for the test.

    I regret not studying harder for the test.

  21. homesick
    homesick

    I get homesick whenever I travel abroad.

    I get homesick whenever I travel abroad.

  22. lucky
    lucky

    We felt lucky to find a seat on the train.

    We felt lucky to find a seat on the train.

  23. comfortable
    comfortable

    This sofa is so comfortable.

    This sofa is so comfortable.

  24. uncomfortable
    uncomfortable

    The tight shoes made my feet uncomfortable.

    The tight shoes made my feet uncomfortable.

  25. confused
    confused

    I'm confused by the map.

    I'm confused by the map.

  26. puzzled
    puzzled

    She looked puzzled by the strange noise.

    She looked puzzled by the strange noise.

  27. satisfied
    satisfied

    I'm satisfied with how the project turned out.

    I'm satisfied with how the project turned out.

  28. pleased
    pleased

    The teacher was pleased with our progress.

    The teacher was pleased with our progress.

  29. cheerful
    cheerful

    He always has a cheerful smile.

    He always has a cheerful smile.

  30. grumpy
    grumpy

    Dad gets grumpy when he's hungry.

    Dad gets grumpy when he's hungry.

  31. I think so, too.
    I think so, too.
  32. How do you feel about it?
    How do you feel about it?
  33. That sounds great!
    That sounds great!
  34. I'm proud of you.
    I'm proud of you.
  35. Don't give up hope.
    Don't give up hope.
  36. Cheer up! Things will get better.
    Cheer up! Things will get better.
  37. I know how you feel.
    I know how you feel.
  38. I was thrilled when I got the news.
    I was thrilled when I got the news.
  39. She was delighted with the gift.
    She was delighted with the gift.
  40. He's furious about the delay.
    He's furious about the delay.
  41. I'm irritated by the noise.
    I'm irritated by the noise.
  42. I feel gloomy on rainy days.
    I feel gloomy on rainy days.
  43. He looked miserable after the exam.
    He looked miserable after the exam.
  44. I'm concerned about your health.
    I'm concerned about your health.
  45. I feel uneasy about the plan.
    I feel uneasy about the plan.
  46. I'm ashamed of what I did.
    I'm ashamed of what I did.
  47. She felt guilty for lying.
    She felt guilty for lying.
  48. I regret saying that.
    I regret saying that.
  49. I'm homesick for my family.
    I'm homesick for my family.
  50. We're lucky to have you.
    We're lucky to have you.
  51. This chair is very comfortable.
    This chair is very comfortable.
  52. I feel uncomfortable in big crowds.
    I feel uncomfortable in big crowds.
  53. I'm confused by the instructions.
    I'm confused by the instructions.
  54. She looked puzzled by the question.
    She looked puzzled by the question.
  55. I'm satisfied with my job.
    I'm satisfied with my job.
  56. He's pleased with the results.
    He's pleased with the results.
  57. She has a cheerful personality.
    She has a cheerful personality.
  58. Don't be so grumpy this morning.
    Don't be so grumpy this morning.
  59. I feel differently than you do.
    I feel differently than you do.
  60. My mood changed quickly.
    My mood changed quickly.

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