In this week's programme we are talking about anger - that's the strong feeling you get when you think someone has treated you badly or unfairly.
New research has shown that our modern, fast-paced lifestyle is causing us to get angrier.
We expect things to be perfect and if they're not we stamp our feet like a child!
Rob and Jennifer discuss the things that really make us cross and explain some of the language to do with anger.
This week's question:
In a 成人快手 survey, what was found to be the thing that made British people most annoyed? Was it:
a) Someone jumping the queue
b) Delays on public transport
c) Being kept on hold by a call centre
Listen
Angry people
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Vocabulary
- anger
strong feeling you want to hurt or shout at someone because they treated you badly or unfairly
- lose my temper
suddenly become angry
- makes my blood boil
causes me to be very angry
- fuming
showing anger
- fast-paced
moving very quickly
- stress
feeling nervous or worried so you cannot relax
- frustrations
situations that make you feel annoyed because something is stopping you from doing what you want
- red mist
feeling of extreme anger that stops you thinking clearly
- (to) curse
say or think offensive or bad things about someone
- anger management
therapy or training to help you control your anger
- aggression
physical or verbal behaviour towards someone