English in a Minute: Mixed Feelings

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Humans have many complex feelings and emotions. But what does “mixed feelings” mean? Let’s listen:
D: So, Anna, do you like the location of the new office building?
A: I have mixed feelings. It’s closer to my home, but there are no sticker stores nearby. What am I supposed to do on my lunch break?
D: Umm, I’m sure you’ll figure out something.
A: I don’t know, Dan. I just don’t know.
If you have “mixed feelings,” you have conflicting emotions about something or someone. You might feel excited but also scared, or happy but also sad. Lots of things in life can cause mixed feelings, especially if you’re Anna.

[@BaruchJW]

Thank you for lesson😊

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Thank you.

[@r11adwanahmad69]

beautiful Anna❤

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please what is sticker store?

[@podcastaseman]

I think the store that sell stickers such as stickers for kids, and she used to watch stickers in these kind of stores in lunch time...

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Isn't Anna to old to like stickers?

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Beutifful anna

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