[P1] UNIT7: CHARACTER & BEHAVIOUR

roller coaster of emotions

When I received my IELTS mock-test results, I experienced a ___ . I was proud of my progress but also realized I still had a long way to go. (cảm xúc lẫn lộn, vui buồn đan xen)

ridiculously excited

I always feel ___ whenever I start a new project because it gives me a sense of purpose and keeps me motivated. (cực kỳ phấn khích)

bitterly disappointed

I was ___ after missing an important opportunity, but that experience encouraged me to work harder instead of giving up. (thất vọng tràn trề)

visibly disappointed

Some people look ___, but I think accepting failure is part of personal growth and maturity. (thất vọng thấy rõ)

deeply depressed

Some people become ___ because they bottle up their emotions instead of asking for support from family or friends. (suy sụp, trầm cảm nặng)

(as) sick as a parrot

I felt ___ when my team lost a competition after months of preparation, but it taught me resilience. (cực kỳ thất vọng)

blissfully happy

I felt ___ when I received positive feedback after giving my first English presentation. (hạnh phúc vô cùng)

over the moon

I'm ___ whenever I achieve a goal that I've worked towards for a long time. (cực kỳ hạnh phúc)

in seventh heaven

I was ___ after winning a school competition because it boosted my confidence significantly. (sung sướng tột độ)

on cloud nine

I was ___ when I reached my target IELTS Reading score after months of practice. (cực kỳ hạnh phúc)

walking on the air

After achieving an important goal, I feel like I'm ___ for the rest of the day. (vui như mở cờ)

like a dog with two tails

My friends say I look ___ whenever something good happens. (vui mừng ra mặt)

beside oneself with joy

My mother was ___ when I was accepted into my dream school because she had always supported me. (vui mừng khôn xiết)

worried sick

I was ___ when my younger brother became seriously ill, but fortunately he recovered quickly. (lo lắng vô cùng)

increasingly anxious

Many students become ___ because of academic pressure and uncertainty about their future. (ngày càng lo lắng)

in a black mood

I can be ___ if I don't get enough sleep. (tâm trạng rất tệ)

seething with anger

I was ___ when someone copied my work without asking for permission. (cực kỳ tức giận)

see red

I ___ whenever people behave dishonestly or disrespect others. (nổi giận)

hopping mad

My teacher was ___ after several students cheated during a test. (giận điên lên)

drive somebody mad

Constant phone notifications can ___, especially when they're trying to concentrate. (làm ai phát điên)

cheesed off

I get ___ whenever I'm stuck in traffic for a long time. (bực mình)

have a downer on somebody

Sometimes people ___ simply because of misunderstandings or jealousy. (ghét, bực ai)

be angry with somebody

I might ___ at first, but I usually forgive them after we've talked honestly. (giận ai)

show one's feelings

I think people should ___ appropriately because it helps build stronger relationships. (bộc lộ cảm xúc)

bottle up one's emotions

Many people ___ because they're afraid of being judged, although this often creates more stress. (kìm nén cảm xúc)

terribly sorry

I felt ___ after forgetting my friend's birthday, so I apologized sincerely. (vô cùng xin lỗi)

emotional wreck

During exam season, I became an ___, but support from my family helped me regain confidence. (suy sụp tinh thần)

pleasantly surprised

I was ___ when my classmates organized a birthday celebration for me. (ngạc nhiên thú vị)

immensely grateful

I'm ___ to my English teacher because she inspired me to become more confident. (vô cùng biết ơn)

overwhelmed with emotion

I was ___ when I gave my graduation speech because it reminded me of how much I had grown over the years. (ngập tràn cảm xúc)

desperately sad

I felt ___ after saying goodbye to my close friends at the end of the school year. (vô cùng buồn)

feel blue

Whenever I ___, I usually listen to music or go for a walk to clear my mind. (cảm thấy buồn)

beside oneself with grief

My aunt was ___ after losing her father, but our family stayed together to support her. (đau buồn tột độ)

let somebody down

I accidentally ___ by performing badly in an important exam, but I learned to manage my time better afterwards. (làm ai thất vọng)

disappoint somebody

Many people don't want to ___ those who believe in them, especially their families and teachers. (làm ai thất vọng)

nasty shock

It was a ___ when I discovered I had missed the application deadline by one day. (cú sốc lớn)

green with envy

Some people become ___ when they constantly compare themselves with others on social media. (ghen tị)

rub somebody up the wrong way

Some people's rude behaviour can ___, even if they don't intend to offend anyone. (chọc tức ai)

a bit of jealousy

I think ___ can motivate people to improve themselves, as long as it doesn't become unhealthy. (một chút ghen tị)

not on speaking terms with somebody

My cousin and I were ___ for several weeks after a misunderstanding, but we eventually reconciled. (không nói chuyện với ai)

thrilled to bits

I was ___ when I received my university acceptance letter after months of preparation. (cực kỳ vui sướng)

be ambivalent about

Many students are ___ choosing a university major because every option has its own advantages and disadvantages. (phân vân, nửa thích nửa không)

be afraid/scared of your own shadow

I used to ___, but joining clubs gradually made me much more confident. (cực kỳ nhút nhát)

drive somebody up the wall

Loud chewing and constant interruptions really ___, especially when I'm studying. (làm ai phát cáu)

bite somebody's head off

My brother ___ because he was stressed about his exams, although he apologized later. (nổi nóng vô cớ)

be grief-stricken

Our neighbour was ___ after losing her beloved pet because it had been part of the family for many years. (đau khổ, ưu phiền)