They were all very much worried over the fact ________ you were sick.
They were all very much worried over the fact ________ you were sick.
11. I still didn't know what was going on, and was still desperately worried ________ what was happening at home. A: over B: for C: about D: with
11. I still didn't know what was going on, and was still desperately worried ________ what was happening at home. A: over B: for C: about D: with
Children often catch minor diseases, but they soon bounce ________, so don’t be over-worried.
Children often catch minor diseases, but they soon bounce ________, so don’t be over-worried.
(n.)a family of young animals, especially birds; any group having the same nature and origin; (v. ) to think over in a worried, unhappy way A: broom B: brood C: barber D: bruise
(n.)a family of young animals, especially birds; any group having the same nature and origin; (v. ) to think over in a worried, unhappy way A: broom B: brood C: barber D: bruise
What was Jim worried about Jim was worried about his ______ in the park.
What was Jim worried about Jim was worried about his ______ in the park.
He often _____ late in the forest. It _____ me very much., A: stayed…worried B: staied… worried C: stayed…worryed D: staied… worried
He often _____ late in the forest. It _____ me very much., A: stayed…worried B: staied… worried C: stayed…worryed D: staied… worried
Jack said to me, "You look worried today.” Jack told me that _____ worried _______.
Jack said to me, "You look worried today.” Jack told me that _____ worried _______.
Why was Lucy worried?
Why was Lucy worried?
Which of the following express relief? ( ) A: I’m so worried about you. B: I was worried sick. C: I was so worried about you. D: That’s a load off my mind.
Which of the following express relief? ( ) A: I’m so worried about you. B: I was worried sick. C: I was so worried about you. D: That’s a load off my mind.
What are people worried about?
What are people worried about?