Adjectives with prepositions
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- Q1Which of these adjectives go with the preposition ofanxiousafraidannoyedamazed30s
- Q2which of these adjectives go with the preposition aboutjealousanxiousafraidsatisfied30s
- Q3Which of the following adjectives go only with the preposition "with"worriedamazedsatisfiedseriuos30s
- Q4Which of the following adjectives can go with the prepositions "about, by, with"excitedjealousdisappointedsurprised30s
- Q5Which of the following adjectives CANNOT go with the prepositions "about" and "by"worrieddisappointedimpressedexcited30s
- Q6A word that means: difficult in a way that tests your abilityrelaxexperienceshychallenging30s
- Q7What's the meaning of: "take apart"a special abilityto happento be involved in an activity with other peopleworried or anxious30s
- Q8take placeto happenthe people who watch a show or filmto be involved in an activity with othe peoplepleased with something you have done.30s
- Q9deal with means...something that happens to youperformance of music and singingto be calm and not worryto manage a situation30s
- Q10unhappy because something didn't happen or something wasn't as you expected it, is to be :impressedsurprisedworrieddisappointed30s