States and conditions – A2–B1 – 003
The third A2-B1 part of the series, with 40 words, brings you closer to nuanced emotional vocabulary: sadness, despair, embarrassment, sorrow, nervousness, calmness. You can say when you feel embarrassed, nervous, or calm. You'll also be able to talk about hardship, isolation, and oppression, useful for understanding more serious or literary texts. The list includes less everyday but expressive words like ecstasy and eternity, letting you describe emotional states with more color.
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What you'll be able to do
- Say when you feel embarrassed, nervous, or calm.
- Talk about sadness and despair (sadness, despair, sorrow).
- Describe hardship and isolation in a situation.
- Express symptoms and discomfort when unwell (symptom, discomfort, thirst).
- Use nuanced words to understand literary and demanding texts (ecstasy, eternity, oppression).
Try the first 5 cards
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- strain
- separation
- rage
- distinction
- slot
- blessing
- ladder
- orbit
- isolation
- preservation
- hazard
- prosperity
- sphere
- moisture
- sensation
- misery
- trim
- sadness
- despair
- eternity
- oppression
- embarrassment
- sorrow
- disagreement
- discomfort
- vacancy
- deficiency
- symptom
- thirst
- fuss
- disturbance
- blush
- hardship
- turbulence
- ecstasy