1. Associe chaque adjectif à sa définition.

Bonne réponse : Furious → Extremely angry · Delighted → Very happy and pleased · Terrified → Very scared · Confused → Unable to think clearly · Ashamed → Feeling embarrassed or guilty

Exact. Toutes les associations sont justes.

2. Associe chaque adjectif à sa définition.

Bonne réponse : Jealous → Feeling resentment because of someone else's success or advantages · Envious → Feeling a desire for something that someone else has · Proud → Feeling satisfaction from one's own achievements · Embarrassed → Feeling shy or awkward in a social situation · Disappointed → Feeling sad because something did not happen as expected

Bien vu. Tu fais la différence entre 'jealous' et 'envious'.

3. Associe chaque adjectif à sa définition.

Bonne réponse : Anxious → Feeling worried or uneasy about something · Nervous → Feeling tense and unable to relax · Excited → Feeling very enthusiastic and eager · Bored → Feeling uninterested and tired of something · Curious → Wanting to learn or know more about something

Correct. Anxiété et nervosité sont proches mais pas identiques.

4. Associe chaque adjectif à sa définition.

Bonne réponse : Grateful → Feeling thankful for something · Lonely → Feeling sad because of being alone · Hopeful → Feeling that something good will happen · Jealous → Feeling resentment because of someone else's success · Guilty → Feeling responsible for a wrongdoing

Tout juste. Tu maîtrises ces nuances.

5. Associe chaque adjectif à sa définition.

Bonne réponse : Frustrated → Feeling annoyed because of being unable to do something · Overwhelmed → Feeling completely stressed or flooded by emotions · Relieved → Feeling calm because a worry has been removed · Shocked → Feeling surprised and upset by something unexpected · Amused → Finding something funny or entertaining

Bravo. Tu as bien saisi ces émotions plus complexes.