How do you feel?<br /> Why are you dizzy?<br /> How are you feeling?<br /> Are you tired?<br /> You look tired<br /> I feel tired	Why are you dizzy?<br /> How do you feel?<br /> How are you feeling?<br /> Are you tired?<br /> You look tired<br /> I feel tired
	Funny - Fun Amused - Amusing I had a lot of fun at the party. He is so funny.	[ˈfʌni] - [ˈfʌn] [əˈmjuːzd] - [əˈmjuːzɪŋ]
	Amazed - Amazing I was Amazed and delighted with the landscape. It was Amazingto see the sunset.	[a'meɪzd] [a'meɪzɪŋ] Asombroso
	Surprised - Surprising He was very Surprised when he opened the gift. It was a Surprising party.	[sor'praɪzd] - [sorˈpraɪzɪŋ] Sorprendido - Sorprendente
	Entertaining That book is very Entertaining. I can not stop reading. I want to know how it ends.	[ˌɛntrəˈteɪnɪŋ]
	Excited - Exciting The country is Excited because today the football team plays. It's Exciting to see the match.	[ek'saired] - [ek'saitiŋ] Emocionante
	Annoyed - Annoying The noise of the fly is Annoying. He is Annoyed .	[a'nɔɪd] - [a'nɔɪɪŋ]
	Disappointed - Disappointing He's Disappointed by the result. He's worked hard and it is Disappointing not to get good results.	[.dɪsa'pɔɪnted] - [.dɪsa'pɔɪntɪŋ]<br /> Decepcionado - Decepcionante
	Exhausted - Exhausting I feel Exhausted after running for 1 hour. Running is Exhausting.	[ɪgˈzɔːstɪd] - [ɪgˈzɔːstɪŋ] Agotado - Agotador
	Confused - Confusing I'm Confused . That sign is Confusing.	[kon'fju:zd] - [kon'fiu:zɪŋ]
	Frustrated - Frustrating It must be Frustrating not being able to do the homework. I feel Frustrated.	[frʌˈstreɪtɪd] - [frʌˈstreɪtɪŋ] Frustrado - Frustrante
	Tired - Tiring I'm Tired of cleaning the house. My job is really Tiring.	[ˈtaɪərd] - [ˈtaɪrɪŋ] Cansado - Agotado
	Embarrassed - Embarrassing I felt embarrassed. That was very embarrassing.	[ɛmˈbærɛst] - [ɛmˈbærɛsɪŋ] avergonzado - vergonzoso
	Afraid - Scared - Frightened Don't be Afraid to jump! The pool isn't deep.	[əˈfreɪd] - [ˈskɛərd] - [ˈfraɪtənd] miedo - asustado - asustado
	Angry - Mad He is Angry because the machine doesn't work.	[ˈæŋgri]
	Bored The boy is Bored. Nobady wants to play with him.	[ˈbɔːrd]
	Curious He is very Curious to know the result. He wants to know what happened.	['kjrious]
	Cold It's very Cold. I need to warm up a little.	[cold]
	Drunk I've never been Drunk. Actually, I don't like drinking but I like to dance.	['drʌŋk]
	Eager I'm Eager to know the results of the test.	['i:gər]
	Jealous He's Jealous because he couldn't win first place.	['dʒɛləs]
	Depressed I'm a bit Depressed because my team has lost.	[dɪ'prɛst]
	Hot The temperature is very high. I feel very hot.	[hot]
	Lazy I don't like lazy people.	['leɪzi]
	Sick I couldn't come to the class yesterday. I was sick.	['sɪk]
	Dizzy He was a little dizzy after drinking.	[ˈdɪzi]
	Nervous I have a presentation and I'm very nervous.	[ˈn3ːrvos]
I ate a lot I'm very _______.	Relax It's time to relax a little!	[ri'læks]
I ate a lot I'm very _______.	Hurt He was very hurt by the accident.	['hɜ:rt] Lastimado
I ate a lot I'm very _______.	Full I ate a lot I'm very full.	[ˈfʊl]
	Unsure He is a person unsure of his abilities.	[ʌnˈʃʊər]
	Sleepy I'm sleepy. I couldn't sleep much last night.	['sli:pi]
	Proud I'm very proud of my girlfriend.	['praʊd]
	Hungry I'm very hungry. I haven't had lunch yet.	[ˈhʌŋgri]
	Sad The farewells are very sad.	[ˈsæd]
I'm _____ about the bad results. This situation is ______.	Furious She's furious because the machine is damaged.	[ˈfjʊrios]
I'm _____ about the bad results. This situation is ______.	Thirsty do you have something to drink? I'm thirsty.	[ˈθirsti]
I'm _____ about the bad results. This situation is ______.	Worried - Worrying	[ˈworid] - [ˈworiɪŋ]
	Thoughtful It's nothing, I'm just a little thoughtful.	[ˈθɔːtfʊl]