1. EMOTIONS AND FEELINGS

2. Quiz!  Fragment 1  sad  happy  angry  Little Britain is an award winning comedy sketch show first appearing on BBC radio and then television.

3. Quiz!  Fragment 2  irritated  scared  confused  The Catherine Tate Show is an award-winning comedy show written by Catherine Tate who stars in all of the show's sketches. Her famous slogan or one-liner is “I ain’t bothered!”

4. Quiz!  Fragment 3  in love  confused  sad  Fawlty Towers is a British comedy show starring John Cleese who you also know from Monty Python. Although only twelve episodes were produced, the programme is extremely famous.

5. diary  Unit 6: Feelings and emotions.

6. A bit more difficult  Filled with or motivated by enthusiasm  Having a feeling of or filled with frustration  Feeling not at ease  Eager to learn or know  Feeling extremely sad  Feeling shame or being distressed or embarrassed by feelings of guilt  to be filled with terror or alarm or to be very afraid. enthusiastic frustrated nervous curious depressed ashamed terrified

7. Fragment1(no sound): Mr. Bean at the swimming pool  happy  irritated  ashamed  nervous  enthusiastic  terrified  irritated  curious

8. Conclusion  We don’t always need words to describe how we are feeling / to know how other people are feeling.  Facial expression  Behaviour (watch out: American English: Behavior)

9. Fragment2(no image): Blackadder  Blackadder:  Angry

10. Conclusion  We don’t always need images to know how other people are feeling.  Tone, tempo of voice  Content or subject of the discussion

11. Pick and choose  afraid of  angry with  curious  confused  jealous of  in love with  terrified of  happy  ashamed  irritated

12. How would you react/feel?  2 fragments  Write down how you would feel or react.  Write down how strong your emotions would be on a scale of 1 to 10

13. Conclusion  Not everybody reacts in the same way in a given situation. This does not mean some people’s feelings are better than others. We should respect each other’s emotions.

14. Round up exercise  Write a small text for every expression on Blackadder’s face. There’s already an example on your worksheet.