English Questions

[---(ed)] when you are satisfied with what you have. [---] is not used before a noun. You can say 'She is [---(ed)]' but only 'a [---] person'.

[---] when you cannot make sense of different conflicting feelings or ideas.

[---] when something has happened that gives you great pleasure, when you hear news of someone's good fortune, for instance.

When students approach a reading text and look at the individual letters first, putting them together to form words, then sentences and paragraphs it's calleda. bottom-up processingb. top-down processing

[---] when everything seems wrong in your life.

I felt [---] after the concert. I've decided to take piano lessons.[stimulated to do something positive or creative]

[---] when you are miserable over a long period of time. [---] is considered an illness in some severe cases.

[---] when your life is not giving you satisfaction

I was [--- with] the waiter. The service was slow and he spilled coffee over my shirt.[extremely angry]

The argument I had with Eva the other night really [---] me.[made me feel unhappy]

[---] when someone has done something thoughtful for you. Note: You feel [---] if something bad that could have happened did not happen.

[--- ---] / [--- and ---] when you have had enough of something disagreeable.

I was so [---] before the exam, and then I felt [---] before the results came out, but I passed with a high grade.[is a bit like feeling excited but it is a negative feeling][when you are afraid and uncertain]

I was quite [---] about my tennis lessons at first, but the teacher isn't very good and now I just feel [---].[had very positive feelings][feeling unable to do something you really want to do]

On top of that, you will be surprised to hear that

This can be explain by the fact that

However, we should not forget that

What kind of philosophical questions does games asks ?

What happened to snowden after his leak ?

Do you think the moral you follow in games is the same you follow in real life ?