Pairs of similar adjectives:
• Astonished – Surprised
• Boiling – Hot
• Cold – Freezing
• Dirty – Filthy
• Exciting – Thrilling
• Exhausted – Tired
• Fascinating – Interesting
• Funny – Hilarious
• Gorgeous – Pretty
• Frightened – Terrified
Feelings in given situations:
• Galloping on a horse – Excited
• Being stuck in a traffic jam – Bored
• On board the plane when it is taking off – Nervous
• Giving a speech in front of an audience – Thrilled
• Talking to a celebrity – Excited
• Watching your national football team winning a match with Barcelona – Excited
• Realizing that you have been robbed – Worried
• Looking down from the roof of a skyscraper – Excited
• Taking an exam – Nervous
• Speaking in front of a large audience – Embarrassed
Advice for a friend:
• “I think my nose is broken.” – Seek medical attention immediately.
• “My wrist is swollen – I think I’ve twisted it.” – Ice the swelling and consult a doctor.
• “My two front teeth are loose.” – Visit a dentist as soon as possible.
• “I’ve got a terrible headache.” – Rest, hydrate, and consider taking pain relievers if necessary.
• “A wasp has stung me on my neck.” – Apply a cold compress and take antihistamines if needed.
• “I’ve hurt my back.” – Avoid strenuous activities, use ice or heat, and see a doctor if pain persists.
TOEFL examination question:
I would choose the history course taught by the well-known professor with good lecturing skills. While class discussions can be valuable, a solid lecture foundation ensures a comprehensive understanding of historical content. Additionally, the professor’s reputation as a good lecturer indicates effective communication, facilitating better absorption of historical knowledge.
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