🇬🇧 Mood meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Your mood is the way you feel inside at a certain moment, like happy, grumpy, silly, sleepy, or excited. Your mood can change during the day, kind of like the weather changing in the sky.

I got in a brave mood and tried broccoli, but my taste buds filed a complaint.

I was in a musical mood and turned every sentence into a song until my family begged for the ‘off’ button.

The robot vacuum seemed in a confused mood and kept bumping into the same chair like it owed it money.

Mom said she’s in a cleaning mood, which is terrible news for my secret stash collection under my bed.

Scientists say even animals have moods—so if your hamster looks grumpy, it might just be having a tiny hamster Monday.

Tom is in a bad mood in the rain. His mood is grey and sad. A dog runs to him and wags its tail. The dog helps his mood. He starts to smile. His mood turns light and happy. The boy hugs the dog and jumps. Now his mood is good.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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