Adjectives + Prepositions Fill in the gaps in the sentences with the prepositions from the box Adjectives to describe feelings are often used in this structure: adjective preposition + noun (or pronoun) Different adjectives take different prepositions: He is afraid of snakes. I'm bored with this film. about / at / of l with 1. Jeremy was pleased about his birthday presents. ADJECTIVES FEELINGS 2. She is angry the way she's been treated. 3. Peter was getting bored with the game, 4. Castle-hunters won't be disappointed the Isle of Man 5. I'm ashamed withyou - lying to your teacher! 6. His mother was shocked the news. 7. Mary was proud her sister because she won a national junior swimming competition. 8. My best friend tells me that I'm silly to be upset this situation. 9. Ted was fed up going to a tennis club. He told his dad about it. 10. Jane had admirers, and Sam was jealous them. 11. The President declared himself satisfied the progress of the talks. 12. Mr. Brown was really depressed losing his job. 13. The teacher was irritated our bad behaviour. 14. We were amused his funny movements in doing morning exercises. 15. My sister is still confused this invitation. It says the party is on Saturday 25th, but Saturday is the 26th, 16. Sarah was nervous walking home so late. 17. Alan still feels guilty things he said to his mother when he was a teenager. 18. When we were children, my brother was scared the dark 19. I was very disappointed my performance. 20. Parents are genuinely shocked the widespread availability of drugs. 21. Kate felt so embarrassed her mistake. 22. People are angry the rising prices. it, there are ways forward. 23. Please, colleagues, do not be overly depressed 24. The boss was not pleased Ann's work and she was fired later. 25. He felt guilty stealing his sister's money. the life you're living, don't just complain. Do 26. If you're not satisfied something about it. his test score. 27. He was extremely embarrassed TSL CONOCIVO.com
