Speaking: Vocabulary for Speaking B1 - Lesson 1: Describing Feelings & Opinions

B1 Vocabulary: Feelings & Opinions
B1
Feelings & Opinions
ការពិពណ៌នាអំពីអារម្មណ៍
🎯 Objective / គោលបំណង:

Don't just say "good" or "bad". Use Extreme Adjectives to show B1+ proficiency.

💬 Scenario: The Movie Review

Friend "Did you enjoy the movie last night?"
You (B1 Speaker) "To be honest, I was disappointed. I thought it would be exciting, but it was absolutely dull."
Friend "Really? I was fascinated by the ending!"
You (B1 Speaker) "Personally, I found it confusing. I was exhausted just trying to understand it!"

Stop Saying "Very"...

Click to upgrade the basic word to a B1+ Strong Adjective.

Very Happy ➡️ Thrilled
Very Angry ➡️ Furious
Very Tired ➡️ Exhausted
Very Scared ➡️ Terrified
Very Interesting ➡️ Fascinating
Grammar Tip:

You can say "Very tired" but you cannot say "Very exhausted".
Use "Absolutely" with strong adjectives:
✅ "I am absolutely exhausted."

Choose the Best Word

Context: You just won $1,000,000!

How do you feel?
A. I am absolutely happy.
B. I am absolutely thrilled!
C. I am a bit pleased.

Context: Giving your opinion on a boring book.

Start your sentence:
A. "To be honest, I found it quite dull."
B. "I think it is bad."

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