This document provides examples of vocabulary related to memory, feelings, and idioms expressing emotions. It lists words to describe remembering or recording information, such as remember, recall, and record. It also gives synonyms for common feelings like happy, sad, surprised, scared, good, and bad. Examples of idioms are given to illustrate feelings of embarrassment, happiness, terror, surprise, disappointment, and crying. The purpose is to expand vocabulary for discussing memory and a range of emotional states.

1. MEMORY AND FEELINGS

3. EXAMPLES:
 REMEMBER: I remember my friend´s birthday.
 RECALL: I can still recall our last sumer.
 RECORD: I record the things I learn in class in my notebooks.
 REMIND: You remind me to my sister.

4. EXAMPLES:
 APPOINTMENTS: My appointments are always clean and
organized.
 DIARY: I had a diary where I write all my secrets.
 CALENDAR: I need a calendar if I want to remember all my
exams.

5. EXAMPLES:
 MEMORIZE: I have to memorize lots of dates in History.
 MEMORY: You have a very good memory so it´s easy for you
to study.
 MEMORIES: I have good memories about lat summer.
 MIND: You have the type of mind which learns birthdays
easily.

7. EXAMPLES
HAPPY
 Glad
 Cheerful
 Delighted
SAD
 Miserable
 Depressed
 Heartbroken

8. EXAMPLES
SURPRISED
 Astonished
 Shocked
 Stun
SCARED
 Thrilled
 Terrified
 Frightened

9. EXAMPLES
GOOD
 Great
 Nice
 Fine
BAD
 Awful
 Terrible
 Depraved

10. EXAMPLES
FUNNY
 Hilarious
 Laughable
 Humorous
ANGRY
 Furious
 Cross
 Mad

11. EXAMPLES
AMAZING
 Awesome
 Scpectacular
 Breath-taking
UPSET
 Dissappointed
 Disconcert
 Annoyed

12. EXAMPLES
GRATEFUL
 Pleasant
 Thankful
 Appreciative
TIRED
 Exhauted
 Sleepy
 Worn out

13. IDIOMS
 To go bright red  feeling embarrased
- Ex: He was embarrased and went bright read.
 To be over the moon  very happy, in your world
- Ex: He wans´t just pleased – he was over the moon.
 To be scared stiff  to be terrified
- Ex: It was so frightening that he was scared stiff.
 Can´t believe your eyes  surprised
- Ex: She was really surprised – she couldn´t believe her eyes.
 To burst into tears  to cry
- Ex: She was so dissoppointed that she burt into tears.