| Situational Expressions 1
In this exercise we will learn about various words and expressions to do with anger. Some are formal and others informal or slang. We will also look at some idiomatic expressions. They express various degrees of anger from the relatively mild, cross or displeased to the serious fury when a person loses his temper.
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Formal:
1. I am rather cross with you for drinking all the orange juice in the fridge.
2. She is very angry with me for spilling wine on her new dress.
3. My father is absolutelyfurious because I crashed his new car.
4. It's infuriating having to waste all this time rewriting my essay.
5. A hostile work environment is very unpleasant.
6. Jake smashed his glass in a fit of rage.
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| Informal Slang:
7. Jack was hopping mad when someone took his parking place.
8. Susan was pissed off when she failed the exam.
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Idioms:
9. Mike hit the roof when Susan criticized his hard work.
10. Don't get so hot under the collar! Calm down!
11. It makes my blood boil when I see a bigger boy bullying a smaller one.
12. John put my back up when he insulted my parents.
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a.正式的；外表的 (初中英语单词)
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