adjectives and prepositions complete the sentences using a preposition and your own ideas. in some sentences your can use more than one preposition. = IN ABOUT ON WITH FROM BY 1)i always eanted MY PARENTS to be proud..........
2) i often feel slighty worried.....
3) i get very angry..........
4) i am very excited............
5) i am quite interested............

1. I always wanted my parents to be proud about my achievements.
2. I often feel slightly worried with my teacher around.
3. I get very angry on someone when they're rude.
4. I am very excited from the gifts that you'll be giving me.
5. I am quite interested about you.

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MrsTate MrsTate · Answer 2 · 2018-08-02T22:18:31+02:00

1. I always wanted my parents to be proud of my achievements.

2. I often feel slightly worried about disappointing my parents.

3. I get very angry with slow moving people.

4. I am very excited by snow days.

5. I am quite interested in the NCAA basketball tournament.

All of these sentences have a preposition following the given sentence stem. It's important to note that proud should really be followed by the preposition "of". Usually people are proud of something not in, about, on, with, from, or by.