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Feelings and emotions

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1. He looked so surprisedgladdepressedI don't know that we knew at once he had failed his exam.

2. You look miserablecheerfulsadI don't know today. Have you received good news from John?

3. The old lady was always sufferingworryingcomplainingI don't know about her rude and noisy neighbours.

4. Unfortunately her parents took a dislikelikefancyI don't know to her boyfriend the minute they saw him.

5. We had a dreadfulfrighteninghopelessI don't know time at the cinema last night. The film was silly and the actors were awful.

6. You must promise not to setgetletI don't know me down. Do come to my party tonight!

7. She was disappointedfrightenedrelievedI don't know when she heard that her son was safe.

8. Watch your language! Your father is in a bad feelingmoodmindI don't know this morning.

9. You've got what you want. You should be happypleasedproudI don't know with yourself.

10. There is nothing to careworryconcernI don't know about:. The situation is under control!