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A2 Unit 16: Feelings & character 1

19 A2 words: feel, mean, mind, wish, interest, alone… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.

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WordMeaningExample
feel/fil/ nfeelhow something touches your skinI like the feel of this soft blanket.I like the feel of this soft blanket.
mean/min/ adjmeanunkind; not generousThe old man is not mean to children.The old man is not mean to children.
mind/maɪnd/ vto mindto be upset or bothered byDo you mind if I sit here?Do you mind if I sit here?
wish/wɪʃ/ vto wishto want something that is not true nowI wish I had more time to read.I wish I had more time to read.
interest/ˈɪntrəst/ ninteresta feeling of wanting to know moreTom has a big interest in old cars.Tom has a big interest in old cars.
alone/əˈloʊn/ adjalonewithout other peopleAnna likes to live alone in the city.Anna likes to live alone in the city.
trust/trʌst/ vto trustto believe someone is honest and goodI trust my best friend with all my secrets.I trust my best friend with all my secrets.
hate/heɪt/ vto hateto dislike very muchLeo hates getting up early.Leo hates getting up early.
crazy/ˈkreɪzi/ adjcrazyvery silly or strangeIt is crazy to go out in this storm.It is crazy to go out in this storm.
fear/fɪr/ nfearthe feeling when you are afraidLeo has a fear of dogs.Leo has a fear of dogs.
opinion/əˈpɪnjən/ nopinionwhat you think about somethingIn my opinion, this is the best cafe in town.In my opinion, this is the best cafe in town.
worry/ˈwɝi/ vto worryto feel nervous about a problemDon’t worry; everything will be fine.Don’t worry; everything will be fine.
frank/fræŋk/ adjfrankhonest and directLet me be frank: I don’t like this plan.Let me be frank: I don’t like this plan.
appreciate/əˈpriʃiˌeɪt/ vto appreciateto be thankful for somethingI really appreciate your help.I really appreciate your help.
mad/mæd/ adjmadangryDad was mad when I broke the window.Dad was mad when I broke the window.
bear/bɛr/ vto bearto accept something unpleasantI can’t bear this loud noise.I can’t bear this loud noise.
honor/ˈɑnɚ/ nhonora feeling of pride and respectIt is an honor to meet you.It is an honor to meet you.
surprised/sɚˈpraɪzd/ adjsurprisedfeeling that something was unexpectedLucy was surprised to see me at the party.Lucy was surprised to see me at the party.
concern/kənˈsɝn/ nconcerna worry about somethingHer main concern is her mother’s health.Her main concern is her mother’s health.