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Old 18-Nov-2004, 12:48
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i would like a list with emotion expressions of:

shocked, scared, surprised, angry, mad, upset, confused, depressed, dissapointed, excited, bored, sad, annoyed, serious, joy, confident, happy, dreaming, content, satisfied.

this is for a presentation of a work in class. i'm am very interested in it. this is the first time i visite this site. thank you.
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Old 18-Nov-2004, 20:51
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Default Re: emotion expressions
This can be a very long list. Try Roget's Thesaurus. You will find many of them online!
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