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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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be disappointed + about/at/by/in/with
0 How to use 'be disappointed' when it is followed by different prepositions? What's the difference in meaning to use about/at/by/in/with after 'be disappointed'? Thanks for anyone's help and answer in advance. 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
00 I don´t know if it helps but according to Cambridge online dictionary the prepositions are as follows: 02 br
02 br
00 We were 01 b 00 deeply 02 b 00 disappointed 01 b 00 at/about 02 b 00 the result. 02 br
00 His parents were 01 b 00 bitterly 02 b 00 disappointed 01 b 00 in/with 02 b
00 I don´t know if it helps but according to Cambridge online dictionary the prepositions are as follows: 02 br
02 br
00 We were 01 b 00 deeply 02 b 00 disappointed 01 b 00 at/about 02 b 00 the result. 02 br
00 His parents were 01 b 00 bitterly 02 b 00 disappointed 01 b 00 in/with 02 b
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