English Vocabulary lesson on how to describe feelings (FUN LESSON !!!)

The video tutorial explains how to describe feelings using adjectives and specific verbs. It covers the use of verbs like 'be', 'look', 'become', and 'feel' with adjectives to express emotions. The instructor provides examples such as feeling thrilled, furious, miserable, anxious, and proud, and discusses synonyms and the use of intensifiers and mitigators. The lesson concludes with a recap and a question for viewers to reflect on their feelings.

What is the primary role of adjectives in a sentence?

• To describe a preposition

• To describe a conjunction

• To describe a verb

• To describe a noun

Which verb is NOT typically used with adjectives to describe feelings?

• To be

• To look

• To become

• To run

What does the adjective 'thrilled' mean?

• Very tired

• Very angry

• Very happy and excited

• Very sad

Which of the following is a synonym for 'furious'?

• Calm

• Content

• Joyful

• Boiling

What does the verb 'to become' imply in the context of feelings?

• To disappear

• To change

• To increase

• To remain the same

Which adjective describes someone who is worried and afraid?

• Gratified

• Eager

• Anxious

• Satisfied

What are intensifiers and mitigators used for?

• To modify adjectives and adverbs

• To connect sentences

• To describe verbs

• To describe nouns