6. Choose the correct preposition.
1. Sue is worried for/about on/of her birthday party.
2. For one, she hasn’t decided about/on/in/for the food yet.
3. Also, she’s concerned for/of/about/to her guests having a good time.
4. She hopes they’ll all be interested in/on/about/with meeting one another.
5. She’s really looking forward at/in/to/on the day
1. Sue is worried for/about on/of her birthday party.
2. For one, she hasn’t decided about/on/in/for the food yet.
3. Also, she’s concerned for/of/about/to her guests having a good time.
4. She hopes they’ll all be interested in/on/about/with meeting one another.
5. She’s really looking forward at/in/to/on the day
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2. For one, she hasn’t decided on the food yet.
3. Also, she’s concerned for her guests having a good time.
4. She hopes they’ll all be interested in meeting one another.
5. She’s really looking forward to the day