Text From Marina class 39

___ is a phrase used when something is sad, disappointing, or not good that something happened or didn’t happen.

“It’s ___ that the concert was canceled. It’s ___ you can’t come with us. What ___ that we lost the game. It’s ___ he missed such a great opportunity. It’s ___ the shop is closed today.”

___ is a phrase used when something is very clear or easy to understand, so you think other people already know it.

“___, we need water to live. ___, she was happy after winning the game. ___, it is important to study for exams.”

___ means feeling worried, afraid, or not calm, usually before something important or new happens.

“I feel ___ before exams. She was ___ before her interview. He gets ___ when speaking in public. They looked ___ before the competition started. I am ___ about meeting new people.”

___ means making you feel shy, awkward, or uncomfortable because something slightly bad or silly happened in front of other people.

“It was ___ when I forgot his name. She felt ___ after falling in front of everyone. That was an ___ moment during the presentation. He asked an ___ question in class. It’s ___ when your phone rings in a quiet room”

___ means force that pushes on something, or a feeling of stress when you have many things to do or difficult situations.

“The ___ from the water is very strong. I feel a lot of ___ before exams. The doctor measured his blood ___. There is too much ___ at work today. Don’t give in to ___ from other people.”

___ is a phrase used when someone is not sure what to say or decide, so they pause, hesitate, or keep delaying an answer.

“He was ___ when choosing what to order. Stop ___ and make a decision. She kept ___ before answering the question. We were ___ about which movie to watch. They are ___ because they don’t know what to do.”

___ is a phrase used when someone is prepared or feels prepared for something that is going to happen.

“I ___ the exam tomorrow. She is ___ the big presentation. Are you ___ the challenge? I am ___ the new school year. They are ___ the game to start.”

___ is a phrase used when you suddenly understand something or realize something clearly.

“___ why you were upset. ___ what you meant in the explanation. After your explanation, ___ the solution. ___ how the problem happened. Thanks, ___ everything clearly now.”

___ means to solve a disagreement or fight between people so they stop arguing and agree or understand each other.

“They talked calmly to ___ between them. The teacher helped the students ___ after their fight. We need to ___ before the meeting continues. They finally ___ by apologizing to each other. Good communication can ___ quickly.”

___ is a phrase used to say that something was happening in a good, smooth, or successful way in the past.

“My exam preparation ___ until I got sick. The meeting ___ before the internet stopped working. Everything ___ during the trip. The project ___ until we found a problem. The game ___ before it started raining.”

___ is a phrase used when someone tells you that other people gave you a question or a request.

“___ where I live. ___ to help them with homework. ___ if I was ready for the test. ___ my name and age. ___ to explain the problem.”

___ means feeling sure about yourself and your abilities

“She felt ___ before her presentation. He is very ___ when he speaks English. Practice helps you become more ___. I feel ___ when I know the answer.”