Idioms to express emotion

I feel very happy

Example: I've passed my exam and I'm over the moon about it!

I feel happy and excited because something good has happened

Example: I'm jumping for joy because I've just been offered a new job!

I feel scared 

Example: I just saw a mouse run underneath the bed, and now I'm shaking like a leaf!

I feel sad or a little depressed

Example: I got a bad mark on my English test, and now I'm feeling down in the dumps.

I feel a little sad or ill

Example: I think I've caught a bit of a cold. I've got a headache and I feel out of sorts today.

I feel angry

Dave owes me money and he keeps making excuses not to pay me back. I'm about to lose my cool with him!

I feel nervous or excited

Example: I'm going out on a date tonight with someone I've liked for ages. I have butterflies in my stomach just thinking about it!

I'm frustrated and angry about a situation

Example: My boss keeps asking me to work late. I'm fed up to my back teeth of her!

A situation is making me angry or annoyed

Example: My neighbour's dog keeps barking all night. It's driving me up the wall!

A situation has made me feel very happy

Example: My friend John stopped by at my house unexpectedly today with a surprise gift for me! It's made my day!