1- How are you feeling?
As humans, we all have feelings, and these feeling change depending on what is going on in our lives.

1.1- Feelings
There are many words to describe how we feel. We can describe feelings, and we can also describe the state our body feels
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SAD |
HAPPY |
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| SCARED | ANGRY |
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| SICK | HUNGRY |
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| TIRED | ASHAMED |
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| HOT | COLD |
1.2- Express how do you feel
To express how you feel, we can use the verb “feel” after a person, for example:
| I | feel | tired |
| Yo | me siento | cansado |
| sujeto | verbo | adjetivo |
More examples:

I feel sick

I feel sad

I feel good

I feel glad

I feel mad
1.3- Use verb to be
Also, we can use the verb “to be” to describe how we feel, for example:
| I | am | sad |
| Yo | estoy | triste |
| sujeto | verbo to be | adjetivo |

I am happy

I am angry

I am unhappy
1.4- Remember
Remember: you can use both options to describe how you feel.
I am tired / I feel tired.
I am happy / I feel happy.
I am alone / I feel alone.
2- Let’s read, listen and learn
Paola: Hello, Gabriel!
Gabriel: Hi, Paola!
Paola: How are you?
Gabriel: I am sad
Paola: why are you sad?
Gabriel: I am sad because I lost my toy.
Paola: That is very bad.
Gabriel: Yes. How are you?
Paola: I feel happy because I have a dog.
Gabriel: That is good.
Paola: Bye, Gabriel.
Gabriel: Bye, Paola.









