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Before we start, get the transcript. Visit speakenglishpodcast.com slash podcast. Okay. Let's start. In today's episode, I'll talk again about how to express moods in English and you'll learn more expressions.

Then, through a lesson of point of view story, let's practice the vocabulary.

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All right, let's get started.

Let's continue with the moods and words we can use to express how we feel.

In the previous episode of this podcast, we saw these words.

Sad, morose, desolate, devastated, happy, elated, exultant, thrilled, ecstatic, boring, entertaining,

amusing, mad, angry, upset, annoyed, pissed off, nervous, anxious, and relaxed.

Let's see some more examples. And don't worry if you don't learn them all. The goal is to get familiar with them. Okay, let's start with the easy stuff. A person may feel optimistic about

something or even pessimistic. When you feel optimistic, you expect good things in the future.

When you feel pessimistic, then you don't expect anything good. Remember, we're talking about moods here. There is, how we are or feel at any given time.

If you say someone is optimistic, it means that their personality is mostly positive and they

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