III Fill the blanks with an adjective and a preposition A: polite keen kind satisfied good tired annoyed interested surprised​worried typical , wrong , afraid , disappointed, different 1 My home town looks very...............what it did 25 years ago. 2 I'd rather not walk home alone. You see. I'm..........the dark. 3 Joe is very----------------his new computer. It's the second time it's broken down. 4 Don't ask me to play squash. I'm not...........ball games. 5 I'm a bit-------Susan. She's been looking quite depressed recently. 6 When I told him that I'd scratched his car, I thought he was going to get really...................me. 7 I wouldn't say that Robert is just------------football. I'd say he was football mad. 8 Haven't you got any other records? I'm.............listening to this music; 9 My driving instructor said she isn't...............my progress and that I'll have to have a lot more practice before I take my test. 10 Ruth is........a career in tourism when she leaves school. 11Thank you. It was very---------you to drive me all the way home. 12 A shop assistant always has to be............the customers - even when they are rude to her. 13 So John has forgotten your anniversary again ? That's absolutely................him! 14 What's-----------the car this morning? Why won't it start? 15 It was only a cheap restaurant but we were................how good the food was