Look at the entry of the word “feeling” in a dictionary. Use what you can get from the entry to complete the sentences with TWO or THREE words.

feeling (noun) /ˈfiːlɪŋ/ 1) feelings [plural] a person’s emotions rather than their thoughts or ideas Ÿ to express/share your feelings Ÿ Talk to someone about your thoughts and feelings. Ÿ I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings (= offend you). 2) sympathy or love for somebody/something Ÿ feeling for somebody/something You have no feeling for the sufferings of others.

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You can always ______ with close friends to make yourself feel better.

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Mandy: Why does Mandy look delighted?

Paul: Because her new dog quickly ______ well with the family’s cat, making them inseparable companions.

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Contrary to popular belief, many elderly people are __________ about new ideas and experiences, willing to learn from younger generations. (MIND)

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Linh: How did the scientists have better understanding of the dolphins’ social interactions?

Tom: They carefully ______ the behavior of the dolphins in their natural habitat.

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Hannah: I’m so disappointed! I didn’t pass the driving test.

Quân: ______

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Lily: He seemed indifferent towards the unfair accusation, didn’t he?

Ben: Actually, he felt a brief flash of _____, but he managed to keep his voice steady.

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Sophia: The young fox looked ______ thin.

Long: Yes, it had struggled to find food in the harsh winter.