Learn to talk about your feelings using present simple with be + adjective. In this lesson, you will read a diary entry, listen to a friend, and share your own feelings.
Dear Diary, Today was my first day at a new school. I woke up feeling very nervous. I didn't know anyone, and my stomach felt funny. But when I walked into class, a girl named Mia smiled at me. She seemed shy too, so I said hello.
The teacher asked us to say one thing we like and one thing we dislike. I said I like drawing but I dislike loud noises. Everyone laughed because the class was a little noisy! After that, we played a game. I started to feel happy and excited. By the end of the day, I had a new friend. I am so glad I went to school today!
"Tell your partner how you feel right now. Use the vocabulary words and the present simple with 'be' (am, is, are). For example: 'I am nervous because I have a test.' or 'I am happy because it is Friday.'"
👉 Think about how you feel at this moment. Choose one or two feeling words from the vocabulary list.
👉 Say a sentence to your partner: 'I am ______ because ______.'
👉 Listen to your partner and ask a follow-up question, like 'Why are you happy?' or 'Are you nervous about something?'
👉 Take turns for about 2 minutes.
Write a diary entry about a day you had strong feelings. Start with when and where it happened (e.G., 'Last Saturday, I went to.'). Then describe what happened. Finally, explain how you felt. Write 80-100 words.
Record a 30-second voice note to a friend. Tell them how you feel right now. Start with 'Hi [friend's name], it's [your name].' Then describe your feelings and why. Speak naturally.
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