Hearing feelings and opinions

Emotions, opinions and disagreement leave audible marks. Where they sit in a sentence, and why these questions are the ones printed at 1,5 point.

By the end of this lesson

Find a speaker's feeling in the verbs and the personal expressions rather than in emotion nouns.
Tell approval, criticism and complaint apart, and separate encouragement from congratulation.
Follow a dialogue from worry to reassurance and hear where it actually ends.
Sort what a speaker is sure of, unsure of, and only planning for later.

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