Embarrassment and Annoyance (Expressing and Responding)

Expressing Embarrassment

· Expressing Embarrassment: expressing feeling of being worries end ashamed. 

· Expressing embarrassment is used to show that someone is embarrassed.

The following are some expressions of expressing embarrassment:

1. I am embarrassed
2. I feel ashamed
3. Oh, My God
4. Shame on me
5. I don't feel comfortable
6. I feel awkward
7. It’s my embarrassment to…
8. That’s a real embarrassment

Responding EMBARRASSMENT

·         I don't think it's a big deal.

·       Don't worry about it.

·       You may not have such a feeling.

·       Are you OK?

·       You must be very ashamed

·       What’s wrong with you?

Expressing Annoyance

Expressing Annoyance: expressing the feeling of being annoyed. 

The following are some expressions of expressing Annoyance:

1. I'm annoyed
2. I had enough with it
3. I can't stand it
4. I can't bear it any longer
5. I'm fed up with it
6. You made me annoyed
7. You are such pain in the neck
8. You made me sick
9. I’m extremely displeased with…
10. …is very irritating
11. I’m extremely unhappy about this
12. …really makes me mad
13. I cannot stand…
14. Why on earth he didn’t…?

 

Responding ANNOYANCE

·      I know what you mean

·      Oh, sorry about it/that

·      Be calm

·      Don’t worry