Thank you. It was very kind _____ you to help me. - of, I'm very impressed _____ her English. It’s very good. - with (or by), I'm sorry _____ shouting at you yesterday. - for (or about), lt is stupid _____ me to go out without a coat in such cold weather. - of, Why were you so unfriendly _____ Lucy? - to, It's stupid to get angry _____ things that don’t matter. - about, Are you annoyed _____ me _____ being late? - with, for, Alex is very sorry _____ what he said. - for (or about), Lisa is upset _____ not being invited to the party. - about, I was delighted _____ the present you gave me. - with, I feel sorry _____ Matt. He's had a lot of bad luck. - for, Are you excited _____ going away next week? - about, Were you happy _____ your exam results? - with, Everybody was surprised _____ the news. - at (or by), They have always been very nice _____ me. - to, We were absolutely amazed _____ his rapid recovery. - at(or by), I don't enjoy my job any more. I'm fed up _____ it./ I'm bored _____ it. - with, I'm sorry _____ the mess. I'll clear it up later. - about, We're all sorry _____ Julie losing her job. - about, I hope you weren't shocked _____ what I said. - by (or at), I'm sorry I shouted _____ you yesterday. - at,

Unit 130 Adjective + preposition

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