Adjectives + prepositions

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Adjectives + prepositions

Adjectives with prepositions worried upset excited about proud ashamed scared of angry disappointed pleased with

Practice I lost a tennis match today. I was so ___________________ myself. disappointed with

My classmate said something bad about me My classmate said something bad about me. I was so __________________ it. upset about

I have exams next week. I am so __________________ them. worried about

I became a prefect. My parents were so ______________ me. proud of

made I _________ a cake for Mum last year. How did you feel? I was so _____________ myself. proud of

I ________ a prize in a lucky draw last year. How did you feel? I was so ____________ the prize. won pleased with

failed I _________ my piano exam last year. How did you feel? I was so ___________ the result. upset about

lost I _________ my dog last year. How did you feel? I was so _____________ it. worried about

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