We’ve all experienced periods of stress when things just don’t go our way or when things seem too difficult to manage. Stress can cause us to lose our sense of humor and our patience. The good news is that these stressful periods never last. We just need to do what we can to get through them until the good times come again!
1.) Talk to your classmates. Answer the questions:
A.) What are some common sources of stress in your lives?
B.) How can you tell someone is stressed out?
C.) How can you help someone who is feeling stress?
D.) What do you do when you feel stressed out?
If someone is at their wits’ end, they are so worried and tired because of their problems that they cannot think of any more ways of solving them.
If someone is drowning in something, they have too much of something bad or stressful, such as work, and are feeling stressed about it.
...with a lot of stress- noun
...deal with the stresses- plural noun
...she has also been stressing over- verb (phrasal verb)
...brother is also stressing out- verb (phrasal verb)
...under a lot of stress- noun
...tired and stressed- adjective
...being together is a stressful experience- adjective
I've stressed to them- adjective (This one is a little bit different. It means, something like, "I really told them that this was important)
...we become stress-free- adjective
I feel so distressed- adjective
Read it two times with no phone or translator.
After that, you can read it again with your phone.