Adjective + Preposition Dictation: Feelings with About
A2 Level
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Keep listening just after the feeling word. About may be quiet, but it tells you what the person feels happy, sad or worried about. Try hearing the adjective and about together, rather than as two separate words. Next, listen for the thing or action that causes the feeling. An action here has an ing ending. You may hear am, feels or seemed before the adjective. Write that word too: it tells you when or how the person feels.
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