Expressing Relief, Pain and Pleasure

 

1. Relief  

Expressing relief :

·    Thank goodnees!

·    Thank heavens!

·    What a relief!

·    I’m glad about…!

·    It’s great relief!

·    Whew!

Example:
Finna : Angga! Don’t you know that our final exam mark has been announced?
Angga: What? Are you sure that it has been announced?
Finna: Of course. What happens?
Angga: It is because I did not do the test well and I am afraid that I will get D for this subject. Our teacher   has told me, if I don’t pass this exam I will be kicked from this school.
Finna: Don’t make a joke, Angga! I think no one will kick you out from this school.
Angga: How can you know?
Finna: Because you get C!
Angga: Whew! Thank God! Thanks Finna!
Finna: You’re welcome, Angga!

 2. Pain

Expressing pain

·    Ouch. It hurts!

·    Ugh, it’s very painful!

·    Ouch!

·    Oh, it’s killing me!

Example:
Oko : Hei! Watch out!
Nia  : Ouch!
Oko : Are you OK?
Nia  : Ugh, it hurts!
Oko : I had warned you! Why don’t you watch around before cross the road?
Nia  : I don’t bring my glasses. I am sorry.
Oko  : Ok. Let’s have medicine.

3. Pleasure

Expressing pleasure

·    Great! 

·    Terrific! 

·    I’m pleased. 

·    I enjoyed it. 

·    I love it. 

·    It was terrific. 

·    I’m delighted.

Example:
Tommy: Barnney, how is your new job? Do you like it?
Barnney: No, it doesn’t seem like what I imagine before. How about yours?
Tommy: I’m delighted! My boss is very kind person. He gives me a lot of work to do but he always appreciates my work eventhough it is bad.
Barnney: What a lucky man you are! Congrats boy!