Vocabulary quiz
English Emotions.
Learn emotions words in English: pictures, British audio and short rounds. Each word is read aloud in a British voice. Pick a way to play: from a picture, by spelling, or by ear.
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How to play
- Pick a way to play. Picture: a emotions item appears with its picture โ tap the matching English word from four options.
- Emoji only shows just the picture. The listening modes play the English word first: pick its spelling or its picture, and replay it as often as you like.
- Picture grid plays each word once: find it among nine pictures, and keep tapping until you do.
- The right answer turns green and is read aloud in a British voice; a wrong tap also shows the correct one. Eight words per round.
Questions
Is this English emotions quiz free?
Yes โ it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words to your review deck and track your best score.
What are the ways to play?
Picture, Emoji only, Hear โ spelling, Hear โ picture and a Picture grid. Pick one on the start screen and switch any time between rounds.
What emotions words does it cover?
Each round draws from a curated set of common English emotions words, every one with a picture and a British audio clip.
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