Complete the task
Read the dialogue of two teenagers discussing their problems. In the text, find the adjectives that suit given definitions and write them in.
Emma: Hi, Lola! How are you?
Lola: Oh… Not good enough, actually.
Emma: Why? What happened?
Lola: I failed my exam, so I'm disappointed. I don't know what to do now. My mum will be angry with me, for sure.
Emma: Calm down, Lola! It's okay. You can always retake your test. By the way, are you speaking about the final exam in our Maths classes?
Lola: Yes, exactly.
Emma: My group hasn't written it yet, so I'm very anxious about it. Maybe, we should study together?
Lola: Great idea! Thank you for listening to me. I was so confused that I forgot to ask: how are you?
Emma: So-so, you know. Dan is hanging out with some other girl. I'm so jealous!
Lola: I think you should break up with such an unfaithful boyfriend.
Emma: I know… But I still love him.
Lola: For sure, you can find a better boy! Dan is also not brave at all! Do you remember when we were walking in the park at night and met a strange man in dark clothes? Dan was so scared that he ran away.
Emma: Yeah… And it turned out that the man was not a criminal at all. This man's wife had just passed away, that's why he was so miserable.
Lola: And, you know…
Teacher: Hello, children!
Lola: (whispering) Oh, I think it's time for our classes to start!
- Unhappy because something you hoped for did not happen, or because someone or something was not as good as you expected.
[ ]. - Feeling angry and unhappy because someone you like or love is showing interest in another person, or another person is showing interest in them.
[ ]. - Frightened of something.
[ ]. - Worried about something.
[ ]. - Unable to understand or think clearly about what someone is saying or what is happening.
[ ]. - Extremely unhappy or uncomfortable.
[ ].