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- 1. How are you? Feelings and emotions English for 3rd grades
- 2. Hot Cold Hungry Thirsty Tired When you talk about how you are, you can use adjectives such as...
- 3. But there are more adjectives to describe your feelings and emotions! Happy Scared Sad Disgusted Angry
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- 8. We are disgusted when something we don't like make us feel sick, for example, we are disgusted when eat food, smell something or see an animal that we don't like. The Spanish translation of disgusted is "asqueado/a" Disgusted
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