- Happy: thrilled, ecstatic, chuffed, delighted
- You’ve just been offfered the job in the world. You must be absolutely thrilled
- She was ecstatic when she finally passed her driving test
- I’m feeling rather chuffed because I managed to beat Nikolai at chess
- I will be delighted to attend your party
- Unhappy: miserable,upset
- They split up after ten years together and now they are both miserable
- We were a bit upset that you didn’t remember our wedding anniversary
- Neither happy nor unhappy: indifferent, uninterested
- I feel completely indifferent about technology; I just don’t care one way or the other
- I know Maths isn’t your favoutite subject, but do you have to look so uninterested?
- Scared: terrified, petrified
- She was terrified when she saw the spider on her bed
- Stuck in the middle of the avalanche, they were petrified. They fully expected to die
- Surprised: taken aback, dumbstruck, flabbergasted
- I was taken aback when they asked me to be the captain team. I hadn’t expected it at all.
- I was absolutely flabbergasted when they told me I had won the lottery
- When she was voted Best Actress, she was dumbstruck. She just couldn’t believe it
- Angry: furious, outraged, livid
- One thing that make me furious is when peole drop rubbish in the street
- He was absolutely outraged by your terrible behaviour
- When the TV repair man didn’t show up again I was livid. I’d taken the day off work