描述词：情绪与感受 Adjectives 3

How do you feel? Emotion adjectives describe the way people feel.

Positive emotions (正面情绪):

• happy: feeling good
• glad: happy about something specific
• excited: very enthusiastic
• pleased: happy and satisfied
• proud: feeling good about your own achievement
• calm: peaceful, not nervous
• surprised: something unexpected happened

Negative emotions (负面情绪):

• sad: feeling unhappy
• angry: feeling mad
• worried: thinking something bad might happen
• nervous: feeling stressed before something
• tired: needing rest
• bored: not interested, wanting something to do
• afraid / scared: feeling fear

Emotion + Preposition (情绪+介词搭配):

• angry with someone: I'm angry with my brother.
• angry about something: I'm angry about the broken window.
• afraid of something: She's afraid of dogs.
• worried about someone/something: He's worried about the test.
• proud of someone/something: I'm proud of my sister.
• interested in something: I'm interested in astronomy.

Talking about feelings:
A: You look excited! What happened?
B: I got an A on my test. I'm so happy!
A: Congratulations! I'm proud of you.
B: Thanks! But I'm also a little nervous about tomorrow's presentation.
A: Don't worry. You'll do great.

Feelings change:
Emotions are temporary—they come and go. We use "I feel..." or "I'm feeling..." for current mood. We use "I felt..." for past feelings.

Practice: Write 4 sentences about how you felt today. Use positive and negative emotion words, plus correct prepositions.