How do you feel? | Anna - Free Printable

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given emoji faces with incomplete words underneath them. We need to fill in the missing letters to form correct emotion words. Then, we use those words to complete the sentences below.

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Step 1: Fill in the missing letters for each emoji

Looking at the emojis and their partial words:

1. 😳 → s_r___s_d → surprised
2. 😄 → h__p_ → happy
3. 😡 → a__ry → angry
4. 😢 → i__ → ill? Wait — that doesn’t fit the face. The face is sad/crying? Actually, looking again: it’s a yellow face with downturned mouth and sweat drops? No — actually, let’s check all carefully.

Wait — let’s list them properly based on common emotion emojis:

Top row:
- First emoji (wide eyes): s_r___s_d → surprised
- Second (big smile): h__p_ → happy
- Third (red angry face): a__ry → angry

Middle row:
- Fourth (sad face with tear? Actually no — fourth is “i__” — looks like a worried/sad face? But “ill” doesn’t match. Wait — maybe it’s “upset”? But only two blanks: i _ _ → could be “ill”, but that’s not an emotion shown. Let’s look at context later.

Actually, let’s go by standard worksheet answers. Common ones:

From top to bottom, left to right:

Column 1:
- Surprised (s_u_r_p_r_i_s_e_d) → s_r___s_d → missing: u, p, r, i, e → so surprised
- Ill? Or maybe “sad”? But word is “i__” — perhaps “ill” is intended? But emoji is blue with earmuffs — that’s cold! So “cold” → c__d → yes! That’s column 1 third one.

Wait — let’s reorganize by position:

The image has 3 columns and 3 rows of emojis.

Row 1:
Left: surprised → s_r___s_d → surprised
Middle: happy → h__p_ → happy
Right: angry → a__ry → angry

Row 2:
Left: ? → i__ → emoji is sad/worried? But actually, looking at the emoji: it’s a yellow face with downcast eyes and slight frown — often used for “sad” or “disappointed”. But word is “i__” — maybe “ill”? Doesn’t fit. Wait — perhaps it’s “upset”? Too long. Another idea: maybe it’s “scared”? No.

Hold on — let’s look at the sentence clues later. Maybe better to do the sentences first using the emojis provided in the sentences.

In the “Complete with the correct word” section, each sentence has an emoji next to it. We can match the emoji to the word from the top part.

Sentences:

1. She went to bed early because she was very [😴] → sleeping/yawning emoji → tired
- In top grid, last one in row 3: t__e_ → tired

2. I am always [😄] on my birthday → smiling/happy → happy

3. If you are [🥶] I can lend you a jacket → freezing/cold face → cold
- Top grid, row 3 left: c__d → cold

4. We didn’t do our homework and our teacher was really [😡] → angry → angry

5. I am [😱] when I watch a terror film → scared/frightened → frightened
- Top grid, row 2 right: f_g_e_d → frightened

6. Why are you so [😢] ? → crying/sad → sad
- Top grid, row 2 middle: s__ → sad

7. Mary didn’t go to school yesterday because she was [🤒] → sick/ill → ill
- Top grid, row 2 left: i__ → ill

8. When she saw her birthday present she was really [😲] → surprised → surprised

9. I was so [🥵] that I drank two litres of water → hot/sweating → hot
- Top grid, row 3 middle: h_t → hot

Now, let’s confirm the top grid fills:

Row 1:
- surprised (s_u_r_p_r_i_s_e_d) → s_r___s_d → filled as: s u r p r i s e d → but written as s_r___s_d → positions: s _ r _ _ _ s _ d → wait, that’s 9 letters? “surprised” is 9 letters: s-u-r-p-r-i-s-e-d → so s_r___s_d → if we put: s u r p r i s e d → but the blank pattern is s _ r _ _ _ s _ d → that would be positions 2,4,5,6,8 missing → which are u, p, r, i, e → yes.

But for simplicity, since the sentences give us the matching, we can just use the words from the sentences.

So final word list from emojis in sentences:

1. tired
2. happy
3. cold
4. angry
5. frightened
6. sad
7. ill
8. surprised
9. hot

Now, write them in order for the sentences.

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Final Answer:
She went to bed early because she was very tired.
I am always happy on my birthday.
If you are cold I can lend you a jacket.
We didn’t do our homework and our teacher was really angry.
I am frightened when I watch a terror film.
Why are you so sad?
Mary didn’t go to school yesterday because she was ill.
When she saw her birthday present she was really surprised.
I was so hot that I drank two litres of water.