Question

facilitator will instruct to make a list of at least 10 words of joyful emotions and try to construct the sentence and then communicate and speak in front of the class​

Answer 1

Answer:

I am happy I won the race

my mam pleased me

Answer 2

Answer:

Concept:

Sentence and phrase structure, also known as phrase composition in grammar, is the categorization of phrases dependent on the amount and kind of clauses in their grammatical structures. This type of split is common in traditional grammar.

Given:

The facilitator will instruct the students to compile a list of at least 10 words that describe happy emotions, try to put them together into a statement, and then communicate and speak in front of the class.

Find:

we have to write 10 words of joyful emotions

Answer:

1. cheerful: Cheerfulness is a state of brightness and optimism that others can usually detect by hearing your happy whistle or seeing your smile.

ex:he's always very cheerful.

2. elated: extremely joyful and elated, usually as a result of something that has occurred or been accomplished

ex: she was elated by the news that she had won a full scholarship.

3. Gratitude: the trait of being grateful; the willingness to express gratitude for and return kindness.

ex: He sent them a present to express her gratitude.

4. Pride: a profound sense of fulfilment or joy stemming from one's own accomplishments.

ex: He felt a great sense of pride as he watched him accept the award.

5. Optimism: optimism and confidence in the future or in the success of a project.

ex: There was a note of optimism in his voice as she spoke about the company's future.

6. Relief: Following the discharge of worry or discomfort, a sense of reassurance and relaxation develops.

ex: After the exam, he felt an incredible sense of relief.

7. Amusement: the state or experience of finding something funny.

ex: He looked at her with amusement.

8. Satisfaction: Following the discharge of worry or discomfort, a sense of reassurance and relaxation develops.

ex:he looked at the finished painting with satisfaction.

9. Affection: a pleasant sensation of liking or fondness

ex: He felt no affection for the child.

10. Surprise: an amazing or surprising event, fact, etc.

ex: My sister paid us a surprise visit yesterday.