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Pamela81 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

To be disappointed

Hi there



I have some doubts regarding these sentences, please check and advise.



"I am disappointed BY your behaviour"

"Your behaviour disappointed me very much"

"I am disappointed by the way you are handling the situation"

"I am disappointed by the way you are dealing with me"



Thanks



Pamela
  

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disappointed by is OK, but disappointed with is more common. I am disappointed with your behaviour. I am disappointed with the way you're [handling the situation / dealing with me].

— CalifJim

  • disappointed by is OK, but disappointed with is more common.
  • I am disappointed with your behaviour.
  • I am disappointed with the way you're [handling the situation / dealing with me].
  • Your behaviour disappointed me very much.
  • ) CJ
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disappointed by is OK, but disappointed with is more common.

I am disappointed with your behaviour.

I am disappointed with the way you're [handling the situation / dealing with me].

Your behaviour disappointed me very much. (OK just as you wrote it.)

CJ
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Dear

thanks. It is great.

Regards

Pamela
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