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Situational Expressions 2
This week we will learn about various words and expressions to do with happiness. Some are mild, like convivial which we use when talking, for example, about a friendly and happy atmosphere whilst other express extreme joy. We will also once more look at some idiomatic expressions which can be used for the state of well being and contentedness. |
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Formal
1. Father Christmas is usually depicted as a fat jolly man with a white beard.
2. Bill was overjoyed to see his friend after so long.
3. John is a very convivial host. It is always a great pleasure to go to his house.
4. He had never been so happy. He was ecstatic when he passed the examination.
5. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Informal
6. Julie is a very bubbly girl, always talking and laughing.
7. Everton are flying high after their win at Manchester United.
8. I think it is important to be positive and upbeat in our daily life.
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Idioms
9. Jane was tickled pink when she was invited to appear on a TV show.
10. If you go to a bar during "Happy Hour" the drinks are all half price.
11. Since John retired to Australia he has been living the life of Riley.
12. Jill is as happy as a lark. She is on holiday with no worries in the world.
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