If the preposition is correct (in capital letters), leave the gap empty. If it's wrong, write the correct preposition in the gap.
1. We were all surprised WITH the appointment of Mr. Brown as director.
2. Sara, really, this is way too generous TO you.
3. Tom was astonished BY what he saw.
4. He was probably very shocked WITH what you did.
5. Gail was disappointed AT the program too.
6. I was very impressed WITH your work yesterday.
7. I'm very annoyed OF her.
8. I mentioned him because you're obviously still upset OF it.
9. Antonio! You should be polite WITH the police.
10. I'm really sorry FOR interrupting.
11. I was amazed ABOUT Mr. Hill's generosity.
12. You were angry WITH Luke FOR your son's death.
13. I don't think you're very happy OF any of this.
