Kermen_U_Emotions

MY FIRST PUBLIC PERFOMANCE When I was a sophomore I took part in the English olympiad in Moscow. I was to perform my speech with a presentation before other 50 participants and members of the jury. Feelings overwhelmed my mind, my whole body was shivering, my palms were so sweaty. My number was 21, so I had a good opportunity to watch other students' perfomances. Some of them were brilliant and some bored me to death. It seemed to me that all of the students were absolutely calm and proud of themselves. I felt that I was going to fail! As my name was called I could hear my heartbeat and my feet were like a wadding. I began my speech quite good and I thought that everything was perfect. Finishing my speech I could realize that I absolutely forgot to click on my presentation slides! Even though I felt very ashamed I clicked on the slides very quickly repeating everything I'd already said. So after all I can say that I don't regret about taking part in this competition because I got so much experience and rather good gifts:)

MY SAD STORY " ORANGE LOVE " It all began in october 2004, the time of revolution in Ukraine. A boy, popular photographer, and a girl, dreamy musician, sat in one train. They fell in love with each other, but it wasn't an ordinary love, they decided to escape from reality and create their own world of love. Feeling completely desperate they rented one strange man's apartment who didn't ask any money for it. Instead, he suggested them to play a game. The point was that they should never leave the apartment till the death of the owner. After they made an agreement, any connection with outer world was disabled. From that day, every single moment of love belonged to them. Two plates, two forks. Two tempers, two characters. Two absolutely different people. Weeks went by, quarrels and misunderstanding began to break this small world. But suddenly they heard a doorbell which brought their AIDS tests showing that the girl was ill. They were in shock. The boy wanted to leave the house to take some pictures promising her that he would come back soon. The real reason why he went out from the house was his will to get the same illness from the owner. He pleaded the man to mix their blood so he could have the same condition as her. Now they were absolutely equal. But the story doesn't end because they received another letter in which there was an apology about previous mistaken tests. She was actually healthy, but he wasn't.

ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE EMOTIONS It would make me feel [|delighted]if I visited a rock concert. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary)

I would feel [|proud] if I did some charity work. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary)

I often feel [|apprehensive] when I think about my future. (Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English)

Sometimes I get very [|cross] with my nephew. (Google Translator)

It would make me feel [|relieved] if I knew the results of the final exams. (Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English)