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🎯 Vocabulary Goal

Learn common adjectives for describing everyday feelings and states.

📚 Words & Phrases

Word or phrase Simple meaning Example
relaxed calm and not worried I feel relaxed after a walk.
surprised feeling something unexpected She is surprised by the gift.
confused not understanding something clearly I am confused by these instructions.
lonely sad because you are alone He feels lonely in the new city.
comfortable feeling physically or emotionally at ease This chair is comfortable.
uncomfortable not feeling at ease These shoes are uncomfortable.

🔍 See It in Context

After a Busy Day

After work, Mia goes for a walk and feels relaxed. At home, her friends surprise her with a small party, so she is surprised and happy. During a game, she becomes confused by the rules. Later she sits in a comfortable chair and talks to a friend who has been feeling lonely.

💡 Notice the Pattern

Feel and be with adjectives

We often use feel or be before these adjectives: I feel relaxed. She is surprised. The chair is comfortable.

  • I feel relaxed today.
  • These shoes are uncomfortable.

💬 Useful Examples

  • Why are you surprised?
  • I am confused by the map.
  • He feels lonely sometimes.
  • This sofa is very comfortable.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. I feel ____ after a walk. (relaxed / surprised / confused)

2. She is ____ by the gift. (confused / lonely / surprised)

3. I am ____ by these instructions. (comfortable / confused / lonely)

4. He feels ____ in the new city. (lonely / comfortable / uncomfortable)

5. This chair is ____. (uncomfortable / relaxed / comfortable)

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching

1. relaxed

2. surprised

3. confused

4. lonely

5. comfortable

Options:

  • a. not understanding something clearly
  • b. feeling physically or emotionally at ease
  • c. calm and not worried
  • d. sad because you are alone
  • e. feeling something unexpected

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. Which word or phrase means “calm and not worried”?

2. Which word or phrase means “feeling something unexpected”?

3. Which word or phrase means “not understanding something clearly”?

4. Which word or phrase means “sad because you are alone”?

5. Which word or phrase means “feeling physically or emotionally at ease”?

📝 Use It Yourself

Write four sentences about how you feel in different situations.

Example:
I feel relaxed at home. I feel confused when instructions are unclear. I am surprised by unexpected news.

🎙️ Speaking Practice

Practice these sentences aloud.

Say:
I feel relaxed today.

Say:
I am confused by the instructions.

Ask:
Why are you surprised?

Say:
This chair is comfortable.

🔎 Answer Key

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. relaxed

2. surprised

3. confused

4. lonely

5. comfortable

Exercise 2 – Matching

1. c – calm and not worried

2. e – feeling something unexpected

3. a – not understanding something clearly

4. d – sad because you are alone

5. b – feeling physically or emotionally at ease

Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. relaxed

2. surprised

3. confused

4. lonely

5. comfortable

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