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The document contains vocabulary words related to feelings, emotions, and moods. It defines terms like "repress it" as bottling up one's emotions, "have a short fuse" as getting angry easily, "blow up at" as speaking angrily to someone, and "feel blue" as feeling sad or down. It also includes vocabulary like "swear" as using offensive words, "bawl" as speaking loudly and unpleasantly, "flick" as a movie, and "threaten" as telling someone you will harm them.
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- 1. Feelings, emotions and moods Quiz
- 2. Vocabulary Keep it in: repress it bottle it up
- 3. Vocabulary Comedy: A light or amusing film
- 4. Vocabulary Have a short fuse: get angry easily have a short temper lose your temper easily
- 5. Vocabulary Blow up at: speak angrily to
- 6. Vocabulary Swear: use offensive words
- 7. Vocabulary Feel blue: Feel sad Feel down
- 8. Vocabulary bawl: Speak in a loud, unpleasant manner
- 9. Vocabulary flick: movie
- 10. Vocabulary threaten: To tell sb you will harm them
- 12. Vocabulary bug: annoy irritate