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Nervous: Adjective (WORRIED)

The document discusses different emotions like being tired, hungry, excited, nervous and using words like extremely, terribly to emphasize those feelings. It also defines the words nervous and persuade. There are short greetings and introductions between two people, Harsha and Jack, where they ask and confirm each other's names.

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Nervous: Adjective (WORRIED)

The document discusses different emotions like being tired, hungry, excited, nervous and using words like extremely, terribly to emphasize those feelings. It also defines the words nervous and persuade. There are short greetings and introductions between two people, Harsha and Jack, where they ask and confirm each other's names.

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I Am Extremely Tired ( Very )

They played extremely well


She s extremely beautiful.

I Am Terribly Hungry
I slept Terribly Last Night

I m Excited ( feeling very happy and enthusiastic)


Are u Getting Excited Abt Ur Holiday
An Excited Crowd waited For The Singer To Arrive
Im Super Excited .

Im Nervous
I m Very Nervous

nervous
adjective (WORRIED)
/n.vs/ /n-/

Definition
B1 worried and anxious: Do you feel/get nervous during exams? I was too nervous to speak.
She's always been nervous around dogs.

persuade
verb [T]
/pswed/ /p-/

Definition
B1 to make someone do or believe something by giving them a good reason to do it or by talking
to them and making them believe it: If she doesn't want to go, nothing you can say will persuade
her. [+ (that)] It's no use trying to persuade him (that) you're innocent. [+ to infinitive] He is
trying to persuade local and foreign businesses to invest in the project. Using a bunch of bananas,
the zoo-keeper persuaded the monkey back into its cage.formal The first priority is to persuade
the management of the urgency of this matter. Her legal advisers persuaded her into/out of
mentioning (= to mention/not to mention) the names of the people involved in the robbery.

Hi my name is harsha its nice to meet u


Its pleasure to u Im jack

Whats u r name
My name Is harsha
What was that again
Pardon me
Excuse me

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