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    Emotions Sentences

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    The document lists and defines 24 different emotions: angry, bored, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, proud, scared, shy, surprised, hopeful, lonely, tired, hurt, annoyed, worried, enraged, guilty, confident, and puzzled. For each emotion, it provides a short example of a situation or feeling that could cause that emotion.

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    The document lists and defines 24 different emotions: angry, bored, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, proud, scared, shy, surprised, hopeful, lonely, tired, hurt, annoyed, worried, enraged, guilty, confident, and puzzled. For each emotion, it provides a short example of a situation or feeling that could cause that emotion.

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    The document lists and defines 24 different emotions: angry, bored, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, proud, scared, shy, surprised, hopeful, lonely, tired, hurt, annoyed, worried, enraged, guilty, confident, and puzzled. For each emotion, it provides a short example of a situation or feeling that could cause that emotion.

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    The document lists and defines 24 different emotions: angry, bored, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, proud, scared, shy, surprised, hopeful, lonely, tired, hurt, annoyed, worried, enraged, guilty, confident, and puzzled. For each emotion, it provides a short example of a situation or feeling that could cause that emotion.

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    EMOTIONS

    How are you feeling today?


    • Angry: I was angry because the teacher didn’t let me play.

    • Bored: I was bored so I am going to watch a film.

    • Confused: He seemed confused about the plan for tonight.

    • Disappointed: She was highly disappointed. She didn’t get the job.

    • Embarrassed/Ashamed: The pupil was ashamed that he had lied to his teacher.

    • Excited: We were very excited because of this good news.

    • Proud: She was very proud of herself for achieving such great marks.

    • Scared: My cousin is scared of clowns.

    • Shy/Bashful: She is very shy she does not like to talk in public.

    • Surprised: I was surprised to hear the news.

    • Hopeful: The teacher is hopeful about the future of her students.

    • Lonely: I felt lonely in this big house.

    • Tired: She was tired after practicing Yoga.

    • Hurt: He was hurt because he fell with the bike.

    • Annoyed: My neighbor’s loud television annoyed me.

    • Worried: I am worried I can’t finish my project on time.

    • Enraged: He felt enraged about the article he read.

    • Guilty: The jury found the defendant guilty of murder.

    • Confident: She feels confident about getting that job.

    • Puzzled: My sister's strange answer left me puzzled.

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