2024-06-26
24 分钟Want to speak English fluently and sound like a native? This advanced English lesson is here to help! Learn key English phrases for expressing both anger and calm, essential for clear and effective daily communication. Whether you're having a casual chat or a professional discussion, these phrases will enhance your English fluency and help you manage emotions in conversations. This English lesson is ideal for ESL learners looking to enhance their English speaking skills and gain confiden...
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What have we got for you today?
In this particular lesson, this advanced english lesson, we're looking at 2020 words and expressions relating to anger.
So they're advanced words.
So some of them you're probably not familiar with or some of the expressions, but I'll explain them as best I can.
If you have any queries, then of course, you can come back to me at the end of the lesson and I'll give you my address.
Overall, they're all expressing anger.
So when you are feeling angry because you dropped your favorite mug and it broke on the floor, or you've lost your car keys, or somebody backed into your car and caused damage, so if you're feeling angry for any of those particular reasons, then one of these expressions will help you to express your anger in a better way.
Okay, now let's go to become irate.
Now, when somebody becomes irate, it's usually because somebody won't listen to them or they've tried explaining their problem to somebody and they don't understand it.
So the longer the conversation goes on, the more angry they become.
And we can refer to that as being irate.
Often we have irate customers.
So, for example, if you're checking into a hotel and they don't have your reservation because they've lost it, but you remember distinctly that you booked.
In fact, you've got an email, and you can show them a copy of the email, but they don't have you on the system.