Grammar Interactive Practice
Choose a topic and start practising.
Choose a topic and start practising.
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1. He was furious Caleb's disappearance.
2. I was completely furious myself.
3. I'm not very happy this wedding.
4. People were very worried you.
5. To be honest with you, I am absolutely shocked that.
6. He was excited that piece of chicken.
7. It was stupid me.
8. I'm getting a little fed up this sloppy work.
9. George can't be pleased his new set of circumstances.
10. I said I wasn't angry it.
11. We were delighted the opera in Bucharest that season.
This exercise provides additional practice with prepositions used after adjectives in English. It is designed as supplementary material for learners working with English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy, particularly Unit 130, which focuses on adjective–preposition combinations.
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1. I hope some of them remember that he was friendly them.
2. She said she felt sorry you.
3. I'm really sorry how things turned out between us.
4. You always seem to be slightly bored everything.
5. I said it was silly me not to use it.
6. I was astonished how famous he was.
7. I'm still nervous my new job, but I need to get going.
8. You seemed satisfied yourself.
9. I'm sorry my husband was rude you.
10. I'm amazed how calmly you're taking all this.
11. I hear he's cruel his servants.
1. Very generous you to let a stranger come and stay with us.
2. No point in getting annoyed something like that.
3. I'm really surprised you guys.
4. You surely won't be disappointed the apartment.
5. That was not very polite you.
6. I'm annoyed myself for saying I would do it.
7. He seems really upset this.
8. You weren't very polite them.
9. I was impressed the scale of the operation.
10. I'm not sorry what I said last night.
11. I'm angry myself for stepping aside for my friend.
12. He's not happy his wallet.
1. I hope you're not furious WITH yesterday...
2. Don't feel sorry ABOUT me.
3. I'm really happy FOR being a mom again.
4. Melanie's worried WITH you more than she is about herself.
5. I am shocked FROM this behavior!
6. I am surprised OF his delay.
7. I admit that Eddie's not really excited OF it.
8. It's stupid OF me to take up all the room.
9. They wrote that they were fed up WITH the sameness of everything.
10. Madame was too pleased AT her present.
11. I don't know anymore what I'm more angry OF .
12. They must be delighted TO your career.