This document provides vocabulary to describe feelings and emotions using positive, negative, and neutral terms. It also includes adjectives ending in "-ed" and "-ing" to convey how someone feels or how something else feels. Examples are given such as being amazed by news or finding music relaxing while others seem calm. Feelings like agitation from barking or something bothering a dog are also listed. The document prompts the reader to describe an architecture monument using its name, country, continent, the colors it evokes, and how it makes them feel.

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FEELINGS - VOCABULARY
Categorize the feelings as positive, negative or neutral
POSITIVE NEGATIVE NEUTRAL
amazed serene distressed vibrant solitary suprised relaxed miserable desperate compasionate delighted
radiant bothered annoyed dissatisfied upset worried furious depressed neglected agitated weary tense composed
ADJECTIVES IN –ED / -ING:
Adjectives in –ed – How do you feel? I am depressed / annoyed / delighted…
Adjectives in –ing – How something else feels: It is annoying / bothering / relaxing…
Finish the sentences:
(amaze): I was by the news. The view from the top is .
(relax): This music is . People seem .
(agitate): The dog seems by something. This barking is

2. Architecture monument
(name, coutry, continent)
Use the line below
What is in the picture? The color which describes
your feeling at looking at
the picture.
How do you feel by the picture?

3. Architecture monument
(name, coutry, continent)
Use the line below
What is in the picture? The color which describes
your feeling at looking at
the picture.
How do you feel by the picture?