If you could invent a word to describe an emotion that doesn’t exist in English, what would it be? This is B2 level task. Guidelines for Students: 1. Think of a Unique Emotion: Imagine a feeling that English doesn’t have a word for—maybe a mix of emotions or a rare sensation. - Example: How would you name the feeling of being proud yet slightly embarrassed? 2. Create a Word: Combine existing words, use sounds, or take inspiration from other languages. - Example: “Solaharmony” could mean the calm contentment of sitting alone in peaceful silence. 3. Explain with Context: Write a short explanation or example to show the meaning. - Example: “As I sat by the lake, I felt ‘solaharmony’ — the perfect mix of solitude and peace.” What the Teacher Will Assess: - Creativity - Clarity of explanation - Use of advanced vocabulary and grammar