If the preposition is correct (in capital letters), leave the gap empty. If it's wrong, write the correct preposition in the gap.
1. I've never seen you be so friendly AT another creature.
2. You were furious ABOUT him FOR turning down a job.
3. I'm sorry ABOUT the trouble your friends are going through.
4. You must be so bored WITH me.
5. It's silly TO me to be arguing about it.
6. People here will be astonished ABOUT the change in their lives.
7. Is that what you're annoyed BY ?
8. I'm really nervous OF the gig tomorrow morning.
9. Cats seem perfectly satisfied IN their existence.
10. I thought Johnny was very rude TO you.
11. Emmeline is amazed WITH the new world unfolding before her.
12. I was deeply impressed ABOUT his speech.
13. He was unbelievably cruel WITH her today.
