The document discusses feelings and emotions like worried, excited, interested, bored, friendly, and unfriendly. It notes that interested and bored are opposites, as are worried and excited, friendly and unfriendly. It then provides examples of questions and short answers using the present and past simple forms of the verb "to be" including am, is, are, was, and were.

8. worried

9. excited

10. interested

11. bored

12. friendly

13. unfriendly

14. Feelings and emotions
interested ≠ bored
worried ≠ excited
friendly ≠ unfriendly

15. Present
simple
Questions Short Answers
Am I in a castle?
Yes,
I
he / she
you / we / they
am.
is.
are.
Is he / she in a castle?
No,
I
he / she
you / we / they
am not
isn’t.
aren’t
Are you / we / they In London?
Past
simple
Questions Short Answers
Was I / he / she in a castle? Yes,
I / he / she
you / we / they
was.
Were.
Were you / we / they In London? No,
I / he / she
you / we / they
wasn’t.
weren’t.
VERB TOBE

16. To Be: Past Simple
Yes, I
Am I tall?
To Be: Present Simple