Sweet Emotion

swiːt

having a taste similar to sugar

This tea is a bit too sweet for my taste.

Describes foods or drinks with high sugar content. Also used for pleasant sounds or kind personalities.

ɪˈmoʊʃən

a strong feeling such as love or anger

She finds it hard to express her emotions.

Refers to internal feelings. Can be used as a countable noun for specific feelings or an uncountable noun for general feeling.

to discuss something

Let's talk about our plans for the weekend.

Used to introduce a topic for discussion or to draw attention to a particular characterization.

θɪŋ

an object, idea, or activity

The first thing I want to do is take a shower.

A very common and versatile word used when you cannot or do not want to give a more specific name to an object, event, or concept.

ðæt

used to identify a specific person or thing observed by the speaker

That is my house.

Refers to the thing, person, idea, etc. indicated or understood from context, especially if more remote than another.

ˈnoʊˌbɑdi

no person; no one

Nobody answered the door.

A pronoun meaning not any person. It is the logical negation of 'somebody'.

kɛə

to feel concern or interest; to look after someone

She really cares for her elderly parents.

Can mean to feel affection for someone or to provide physical care for someone who needs help.

wɛə

to have clothing, jewellery, etc. on your body

She wore a red dress to the party.

Used when someone has something on their body. For verbs, the past tense is 'wore' and the past participle is 'worn'.