Vocabulary · spelling
Spell the English Emotions Words.
Spell emotions words in English, three ways: type them (each round strips away a clue until you're spelling from sound alone), unscramble their letters, or fill in the missing ones. Every word is read aloud in a British voice.
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How to play
- You're shown a emotions picture — type the English word for it and press Check (or Enter).
- Stuck? Tap Reveal. Every word is read aloud in a British voice so you learn how it sounds as well as how it is spelled.
- It gets harder as you go: from round 3 you spell from the audio alone, and harder tiers score more.
- Prefer tapping? Unscramble gives you the word's letters jumbled up — tap them in order. Missing letters shows the word with one to three gaps to fill from a small keyboard.
Questions
Is this English emotions spelling game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words you spell to your review deck.
What are the three ways to play?
Type it (with difficulty tiers, ending in spelling from audio alone), Unscramble (tap the jumbled letters in order) and Missing letters (fill in the gaps). Pick one on the start screen and switch any time between rounds.
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