relaxed, happy because you aren't worried about anything, nervous, worried because of something that is going to happen, pleased, happy or satisfied, embarrassed, feel stupid because of something you did or something that happened, angry, having a strong negative feeling about someone and wanting to shout at them or hurt them, annoyed, a bit angry, fed up, annoyed or bored because you have done something for too long, disappointed, unhappy because something is not as good as you wanted it to be, or because something hasn't happened, stressed, worried and not able to relax, calm, relaxed and peaceful, upset, unhappy or worried because something bad has happened, scared, frightened, confused, when you can't think clearly or understand something, shocked, very surprised and upset, glad, happy and pleased, concerned, worried, depressed, unhappy and not able to enjoy anything, We use -ed adjectives to describe, how people feel: I was very disappointed when I got my exam results., We use -ing adjectives to describe, the thing, situation, place or person that causes the feeling: My exam results were disappointing.

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