Daffy's destructive pattern of behaviour may be AIIMRAFL ______ some of you.
familiar to
The swimming pool is ESLOCD ______ nonmembers this morning.
closed to
Tai Chi is a gentle type of exercise that is perfectly SIDUET ______ older people.
suited to
I’m GEHDLDEIT______ your decision to join our gym.
delighted about
Ana is FCIOTNDNE ______ her chances in the gymnastics tournament.
confident about
Each one of us is PLEBNIESRSO ______ our own health and well-being. We can’t blame others for our poor choices.
responsible for
I always wear a long-sleeved shirt at the beach as my skin is very ENVSIIEST ______ the sun.
sensitive to
I keep forgetting the steps to the new dance and I’m very SRFTAERDTU ______ it.
frustrated about
The sports centre’s new membership policy was not PTEBCAELCA ______ the committee so they expressed their objection to it.
acceptable to
CORRECT IT (or not!): Our teacher was proud about our exam results.
Our teacher was proud of our exam results.
CORRECT IT (or not!): I’m disappointed in myself- I could have won the race if I’d trained harder.
CORRECT
CORRECT IT (or not!): Bert is anxious with his meeting with his boss tomorrow.
Bert is anxious about his meeting with his boss tomorrow.
CORRECT IT (or not!): My roses are not doing too well. I don’t think they’re suited in this climate.
My roses are not doing too well. I don’t think they’re suited to this climate.
CORRECT IT (or not!): I’ve just finished decorating my bedroom and I’m really pleased with the way it’s turned out.
CORRECT
CORRECT IT (or not!): Try to be kind with everyone, you might need their help one day.
Try to be kind to everyone, you might need their help one day.
CORRECT IT (or not!): Dan was so confident at passing his driving test that he had organised a party to celebrate.
Dan was so confident of passing his driving test that he had organised a party to celebrate.
