1. I'm not angry. I'm just … that you didn't think you could trust me to look after your flat while you were away.

2. I can never stay in the same job or place for more than five or six years. I start to get … and want a change.

3. That's the last time I run a marathon! I'm absolutely … !

4. Looking down from the top of high buildings always made him feel very …

5. He was very … about losing his wallet as, apart from money, it also contained his driving licence and credit cards.

6. She felt very… when she first moved to Paris. Everything was so different and she didn't speak the language very well

7. You're … today.
Yes, I know. Pete's just asked me to marry him.'

8. We were … when we saw how dirty the bathroom was and complained to the hotel manager.

9. You're looking very … Jane. Come on, try to relax.

10. They felt very … as their daughter stepped on to the stage to receive her prize.

11. Everyone in the village was deeply … to hear that the postman had been murdered.

12. He felt very … when his neighbour bought a new car.

13. 'Sheila's … What's wrong?'
'Oh, her car was stolen last night, so she's had to come to work by bus today'

14. She felt so … as she watched the child struggling in the river. There was nothing she could do. She couldn't swim.

15. I feel really … I've been trying to phone the theatre all morning but, every time I do, the line's engaged