task 1:

Read the following adjectives for emotions and identify which words describe a positive, neutral or negative feeling. Write down (p) next to the word to mean positive, (n) to mean neutral, and (na) to mean negative. If necessary, look up unfamiliar words in a dictionary. Some words may fit into more than one category.

Ambivalent ( n)	Discouraged (n )	Overwhelmed  (n)
annoyed  (na)	Embarrassed ( na)	Regretful (na)
Anxious (n / na)	Enthusiastic ( p)	Relieved (n/p)
Apprehensive  (n)	Frustrated (na)	Shocked (na)
Concerned (n)	Furious (na)	Thrilled (n )
Content (p)	Grateful (p)	Uneasy  (n/na)
Defensive (n/ na)	Grieving (n)	Vulnerable (n )
Determined (p)	Miserable (na)	Wary (n)
Disappointed (n)	Optimistic( p )	Upset (n)

Task 2:

The list above contains adjectives to describe emotions. Where possible, change them into nouns.

Concern       anxiousness    defense   Discourage   Frustrate   Furiousness    

Annoyance   apprehensiveness    Grate   misery   Regret   shock 

Task 3: 

Choose five of the emotions from the list above. For each emotion, describe a situation you have experienced that made you feel this way.

1)      When I started to study English I was determined.

2)      When I  needed to do a surgery   I was upset.

3)      When my family came to visit us in Toronto I was so enthusiastic.

4)      When I moved to Canada last year I was content

5)      When I said Good Bye to my family in Brazil, I was really thrilled.