Ejercicios B1 : Expresar emociones en inglés (corregido)

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar el vocabulario emocional en inglés visto en el curso, practicando el uso natural de feel, seem y adjetivos precisos para describir estados de ánimo.

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Exercice 1 — ¿Cuál es el adjetivo correcto?

Elige la opción que mejor completa cada frase para expresar la emoción indicada en inglés.

1. She had been waiting for the test results for a week. When she finally heard she had passed, she felt ___.
2. He lost his job and his apartment in the same week. He feels completely ___.
3. The child ___ excited about the upcoming birthday party.
4. After the argument, she didn't want to talk. She ___ upset.

Correction

1. She felt relieved after hearing she had passed the test.
2. He feels completely devastated after losing his job and his apartment.
3. The child seems excited about the upcoming birthday party.
4. After the argument, she seemed upset and didn't want to talk.

Exercice 2 — Une situación, una emoción

Relaciona cada situación con la frase en inglés que mejor describe la emoción correspondiente.

1. You forgot a close friend's birthday and they found out.
2. You have been waiting for your flight for six hours and there is still no news.
3. You just got promoted at work after months of hard effort.
4. A close family member is seriously ill and the situation seems hopeless.

Correction

1. You feel guilty because you forgot your close friend's birthday.
2. You feel frustrated because you have been waiting for your flight for six hours with no news.
3. You feel proud and relieved after getting promoted at work.
4. You feel devastated because a close family member is seriously ill.

Exercice 3 — Completa con feel o seem

Completa cada frase con la forma correcta de feel o seem para expresar emociones de manera natural en inglés.

1. She ___ nervous before every job interview, even when she is well prepared.
2. He hasn't spoken all morning. He ___ really upset about something.
3. After hearing the good news, they both ___ incredibly relieved.
4. The situation ___ hopeless, but we should try to stay positive.

Correction

1. She feels nervous before every job interview, even when she is well prepared.
2. He hasn't spoken all morning. He seems really upset about something.
3. After hearing the good news, they both felt incredibly relieved.
4. The situation seems hopeless, but we should try to stay positive.