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UNIT 1: FEELINGS
1/feel (v) → FELT → FELT ● life _____EXPECTANCY__________ (n)
→ _______FEELING___ (n): emotion E.g. Life expectancy in Europe has
● have a feel __FOR__ sth (n): understanding increased greatly in the 20th century.
E.g. She has a real feel _FOR___ 7/delight (n) = joy/pleasure
languages. → to Sb’s delight
● feel like + V-ing (v) e.g. She won the game, to the delight of all her
E.g. I feel like going for a swim. fans.
● be/feel at ____EASE___ (v): feel relaxed → delighted (adj) AT/BY sth = very pleased
E.g. We hope you’ll feel at home staying 8/cross (adj) WITH sb = annoyed/angry
in our hotel. 9/envious __OF ____ sth (adj)
2/anxious (adj) ABOUT sth → ____ENVY___ (n)
→ ____ANXIETY__________ /æŋˈzaɪəti/ (n) ● be ____GREEN____ with envy (adj)
3/shame (n) E.g. Ben’s heading off to Spain for the
→ _____SHAMEFUL_________ (adj): deserving week and I’m __GREEN______ with envy.
blame → envy (v) Sb (for) Sth
→ ashamed (adj) ___OF__ sth 10/excite (v)
4/bore (v) → excited (adj) vs exciting (adj)
→ bored (adj) vs boring (adj) E.g. An ___EXCITED______ crowd of fans
e.g. The children quickly got ____BORED___ with gathered around her.
staying indoors. It was ___EXCITING___________ to see my
That film was dead ____BORING_______. idol in person.
● bored stiff/silly = bored to death (v) → ________EXCITEMENT_______ (n)
e.g. We were all bored silly/stiff/to death by → ______EXCITABLE______ (adj) = likely to
the play. become excited
→ __BOREDOM____________ (n) e.g. She had trouble controlling the class of
5/confuse (v) excitable ten-year-olds.
→ confused (adj) vs confusing (adj) 1) frighten (v)
e.g. I was _____CONFUSED____ about my E.g. The noise frightened me to death.
feelings for him. → frightening (adj) vs frightened (adj)
The new signs will be very → frighten/scare Sb to death
_____CONFUSING_______ for tourists. 2) relieve (v)
→ _______cCONFUSION_____________ (n) → ______RELIEVE_______ (adj) to do sth
6/expect (v) → ______RELIEF______ (n)
→ _______EXPECTATION______ (n) 3) reserved (adj)
E.g. It is disappointing that results have E.g. British people are said to be polite and
not matched our expectations. rather reserved.
● Live _UP__ to expectations = come _UP_ to 4) shock (v) → shock (n)
expectations → shocking (adj) vs → shocked (adj)

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Friends Global 10 – UNIT 1: FEELINGS Teacher-in-charge: Nguyen Thuy Lien (0903.141.108)

● culture shock (n) ● on the condition that + SV = only if + SV

E.g. It was a real culture shock to find herself E.g. I’ll come to the party in the condition
in London after living on a small island. that you don’t wear those silly trousers.
5) suspect (v): to doubt 11) from time to time (adv) = sometimes, but
→ ________SUSPICION_________ (n) not often
E.g. She is under suspicion of murder. E.g. I go to check on my mother's health
● be above/beyond suspicion from time to time.
→ ____SUSPECT_____ (n): a person who is 12) disorder (n)
believed to have done something wrong. ● mental disorder (n)
→ _________SUSPECTED________ OF sth/sb ● genetic disorder (n)
(adj) 13) bruise (n): vết bầm
6) upset (v) - upset - upset 14) injure (v)
→ upset ABOUT sth/sb (adj) → INJURED (adj)
7) emotion (n) → the INJURED (n): people who are injured.
→ emotional (adj) E.g. The injured were taken to several nearby
● E____MOTIONAL____ hospitals.
I_____NTELLIGENCE________ (EQ) → INJURY (n)
8) refuse collector (n) = dustman (n) E.g. They had to search for cuts, bruises and
9) pain (v) → pain (n) other injuries.
E.g. She couldn’t feel any pains. 15) cure sb OF sth (v)
● be in pain (adj) → a cure TO sth (n)
● ease the pain (v) E.g. There’s no known cure TO this disease.
E.g. These tablets help to ease the pain. ● Prevention is better than cure: Phòng bệnh
● a pain in the ___NECK_____ (n) hơn chữa bệnh.
E.g. That child was a real pain in the neck. 16) to have a stomach bug (v): bị viêm ruột
● No pain no ___GAIN___: used to say that you 17) prank (n)
● play pranks ON sb (v)
need to suffer if you want to achieve something
E.g. When I was at school, we were always
10) condition (n) = state
playing pranks ON our teachers.
● medical condition (n)
18) own UP to doing sth (v): admit that you have
● weather conditions (n)
done sth wrong.
● working conditions (n)
E.g. No one has owned UP to stealing the
→ air conditioning (n): the system used for
money.
keeping the air cool.
19) disguise (v)
→ conditional (adj) ≠ UNCONDITIONAL (adj)
E.g. I tried to disguise my handwriting.
E.g. She gave her children unconditional
● in disguise (adj)
love.
E.g. She usually goes out in disguise in public.
● be in MINT condition (adj) = perfect, as if
new.
E.g. The old book was still in MINT condition.

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Friends Global 10 – UNIT 1: FEELINGS Teacher-in-charge: Nguyen Thuy Lien (0903.141.108)

● a blessing IN disguise (n) Data loss may result IN a system failure.

E.g. Losing that job was a blessing IN disguise About 87 percent of lung cancers are thought
really. to result FROM smoking.
20) typical OF sth (adj) The company's failure was a direct
E.g. This sort of spicy food is typical OF the result FROM bad management.
food in Southern Vietnam. The cyclone has resulted IN many thousands
● a typical British person of deaths.
21) queue (n) = line (n) ● as a result of sth = because of sth
E.g. A lot of people are standing in queue for E.g. My opinion of the Japanese got better as a
the tickets. result of living in Japan.
22) result (n) OF Sth 23) stereotype (n): định kiến
→ result in sth (v) vs result from sth (v) 24) accurate (adj) ≠ INACCURATE (adj)
E.g. A heavy frost could result IN loss of the E.g. How accurate is the stereotype that
crop. French people are not hard-working?
→ ACCURACY (n) ≠ INACCURACYn) [U]