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Excited, Nervous and Worried Exercise
excited
a physical state with a positive meaning
nervous a physical state with a negative meaning
worried
a mental state with a negative meaning
Fill the gaps with excited, nervous and worried.
1 Most people get a bit ............................ before going into an exam
2 He’s a bit ............................ about his exam results.
3 She’s very ............................ about her trip to Egypt.
4 Sammy gets very ............................ on his birthday.
5 Mum gets ............................ if I don’t phone regularly.
6 What are you so ............................ for? You should try to forget about it.
7 Everyone’s ............................ the first time they have a driving lesson.
8 I must try not to be ............................ in this interview.
9 If you’re ............................ about it all the time, you won’t get to sleep at night.
10 Miranda’s very ............................ about her new computer.
11 The dog gets very ............................ if anyone mentions the word ‘walk’.
12 I used to get ............................ about flying but I love it now.
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Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
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Most people get a bit nervous before going into an exam
He’s a bit nervous about his exam results.
She’s very excited about her trip to Egypt.
Sammy gets very excited on his birthday.
Mum gets worried if I don’t phone regularly.
What are you so worried for? You should try to forget about it.
Everyone’s nervous the first time they have a driving lesson.
I must try not to be nervous in this interview.
If you’re worried about it all the time, you won’t get to sleep.
Miranda’s very excited about her new computer.
The dog gets very excited if anyone mentions the word ‘walk’.
I used to get nervous about flying but I love it now.
www.autoenglish.org
Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
