B2.1 EOI Idiomatic expressions related to decisions and opinions

After months of working overtime without extra pay, I’m completely _____ with the situation.

She said she was ________his constant complaints and needed a break.

When planning your budget, you must ____ that prices may go up next year.

Before accepting the job, _______that you’ll have to travel every week.

When choosing a university, you should ________ the cost of living in that city.

The company didn’t_________ the feedback from customers, and sales dropped.

I’m in ________ about buying a car because I’m not sure I can afford the.

She was _______ about moving abroad, half excited and half terrified.

The new apartment is ______ the tiny studio where I used to live.

His latest film is _________ the quality of his early work.

I’ve __________people arriving late to meetings; it’s disrespectful.

She said she had _________the noise in her neighbourhood and wanted to move.

You need to __________ about which course you want to take before the deadline.

He couldn’t _________ between two job offers and missed the opportunity.

It’s hard to _______ how quickly technology is advancing.

She couldn’t _________ the idea that her best friend was moving away.

Select the correct expresion. She said she was____with his constant complaints and needed a break. When planning your budget, you must ____ that prices may go up next year. Before accepting the job, _____ that you’ll have to travel every week. When choosing a university, you should ________the cost of living in that city. I’m______about buying a car because I’m not sure I can afford the maintenance. The new apartment is _____ the tiny studio where I used to live. I’ve___ people arriving late to meetings; it’s disrespectful. You need to ___about which course you want to take before the deadline. It’s hard to _____ how quickly technology is advancing.