The document lists different feelings such as happy, sad, tired, angry, bored, confused, ashamed, sleepy, scared, surprised, and thoughtful. It then provides examples of conversations asking about feelings and responding with "I feel happy" or "Yes, I am/No, I am not." The document encourages practicing conversations about asking how someone feels.

1. FEELINGS

2. HAPPY

3. SAD

4. TIRED

5. ANGRY

6. BORED

7. CONFUSED

8. ASHAMED

9. SLEEPY

10. SCARED

11. SURPRISED

12. THOUGHTFUL

13. Expressions:
What do you feel after having holiday?
What do you feel?
Response:
I feel happy
FEELINGS

14. Expressions:
Are you happy?
Response:
Yes, I am/No I am not

15. A : What do you feel after having a holiday?
B : I feel happy. What do you feel after having a holiday?
A : I feel happy too.
CONVERSATION 1

16. A: Are you happy?
B: Yes, I am.
A: Are you sad?
B: No, I am not.
CONVERSATION 2

17. PRACTICE
How do they feel?

18. HOW DO THEY FEEL?

19. HOW DOES SHE FEEL?

20. HOW DOES HE FEEL?

22. Practice a conversation of asking
feeling.
TASK