English Esl Conversation: Mood, Feelings, and Emotion. Short Funny Conversations in English to make small talks in English PDF

English Esl Conversation: Mood, Feelings, and Emotion


Small Talks about Mood, Feelings, and Emotion

Ideas to make short conversations about Mood, Feelings, and Emotion to practice speaking skills and improve the vocabulary.

Level:

This lesson can be used on teenagers and adults of elementary to advanced students.

Target

The aim of this lesson is to improve vocabulary and conversation.

Preparation

Print the activity sheet and photocopy one for each student in the class.

Introduction

After going through your regular review and teacher talk, tell the students they’re going to practice conversation talking about Mood, Feelings, and Emotion.

Group Activity

Break the students up into groups of two or three and let them ask each other the questions in the activity sheet.

Wrap Up

The students break up their groups and come together as a class again. Quickly, try the routine as a class without letting the students look at their sheets.

Mood, Feelings, and Emotion

  • Do you express how you feel or do you keep it in?
  • What makes you happy?
  • What is one of your happiest memories?
  • Can money buy you happiness?
  • Do you like to watch comedies?
  • What makes you angry?
  • Do you have a short fuse?
  • Do you swear when you get angry?
  • Have you ever blown up at a stranger?
  • Do you ever feel stress?
  • What causes you stress?
  • What do you do to get rid of your stress?
  • Do you ever feel lonely?
  • What do you do when you feel lonely?
  • What do you usually do when you are by yourself?
  • Do you enjoy spending time alone?
  • What makes you feel blue?
  • Have you ever bawled in a movie?
  • What do you usually do when you feel sad?
  • Who is the best person to talk to when you have the blues?
  • What are your biggest worries?
  • If you have a problem, whom do you talk to?
  • Have you ever been really frightened?
  • Do you enjoy horror flicks?
  • Can you remember any nightmare that you’ve had?
  • Has a classmate ever threatened you?
  • Have you ever been really embarrassed?
  • What do you do if you feel embarrassed?
  • Do you ever feel exhausted?
  • What do you do when you are very tired?
  • What bugs you?
  • Do you get annoyed easily?
  • Do you think animals have emotions?
  • Will computers ever have emotions?

English ESL Short Conversation: Mood, Feelings, and Emotion

Vocabulary for Mood, Feelings, and Emotion

Write the meaning of the following expressions and then write a sentence using the expression:

  • keep it in:
  • comedy
  • have a short fuse:
  • blow up at:
  • swear:
  • feel blue:
  • bawl:
  • flick:
  • threaten:
  • exhausted:
  • bug:
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