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[1:02] Beginner English Reading: How to Manage Emotions and Express Feelings

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This article is designed for English beginners. Through short listening content, it teaches how to manage emotions and express feelings, accompanied by audio and text to improve reading and listening skills.

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Feeling angry or sad is normal. We can learn to manage our emotions. When I'm upset, I take deep breaths. It helps me calm down.

I also talk to my friends or family. Sharing my feelings makes me feel better. Sometimes I draw or write in my journal. It's a good way to express myself.

Managing emotions is important for our well-being.

That’s all for today’s beginner English listening content collected by Xiao Wu from qicai.com. Hope you’ve gained something from it!

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  • calm

    noun

    1. steadiness of mind under stress

    e.g. he accepted their problems with composure and she with equanimity

    Synonym: composurecalmnessequanimity

    2. wind moving at less than 1 knot
    0 on the Beaufort scale

    Synonym: calm air

  • express

    noun

    1. rapid transport of goods

    Synonym: expressage

    2. public transport consisting of a fast train or bus that makes only a few scheduled stops

    e.g. he caught the express to New York

    Synonym: limited

    3. mail that is distributed by a rapid and efficient system

    Synonym: express mail

  • emotions