Here is a video that describes several feelings, or “emotions” – from the website Learn English Have Fun.
After you watch the video to listen to the pronunciation of the words, you can read more about the meaning of these emotions on their website.
Category Archives: Vocabulary
Kitchen Verbs
Here are things cooks do in the kitchen:
There are more verbs and a large kitchen picture dictionary at eslbuzz.com 
Quizlet – Vocabulary with English <> Your Native Language
Quizlet Flashcards are a great way to learn new English words. There are many flashcard sets that let you study English words – translated from your native language. Here’s a large set of flashcards (more than 1000!) with English and Portuguese:
If viewing on your phone, it may be better to use the free Quizlet App (Apple, Android).
Here is a vocabulary Quizlet set for Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian
You can find more of these – for any language – on Quizlet.com, or in the App, by searching for “Vocabulary English Chinese” (or whatever your native language is).
Tinycards
Tinycards is a flash card app from the people who make Duolingo. You can use Tinycards to learn and practice new English vocabulary. It is available on their website, and there is an app for iPhone/iPad and Android.
You can practice with many sets of words. Search for ESL, and they will give you many choices.
For example – Parts of the Body, Winter Vocabulary, and Clothes
If you create a free Tinycards account, you can make your own set of words (‘deck’) to learn and practice.
Feelings / Emotions
Here is a video that describes several feelings, or “emotions” – from the website Learn English Have Fun.
After you watch the video to listen to the pronunciation of the words, you can read more about the meaning of these emotions on their website.
Prepositions of Place and Movement
Here’s a video that shows the meaning of many prepositions (in, on, at, between, etc.) and also some that involve movement (toward, through, etc.)
You’re Welcome
Someone tells you “Thank You”. What can you say back to them?
Beach Vocabulary
Here are more beach words