Question

Adjectives + to-infinitive.Tell your classmates, what are you 1.     Glad2.     Sorry3.     Happy4.     Pleased5.     Annoyed6.     Angry to do at home or at university/at work ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 I'm glad to see you at our university  2 I'm sorry to inform you havefailed your exam 3 I'm very happy to work with you at the same university. 4  I'm pleased to inform you have passed the exam 5 I'm annoyed to see my ex boss. 6 I'm too angry to speak to you now

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Answer 2

Certainly! When using adjectives followed by the to-infinitive form, we can express how we feel about performing a particular action. Here are some examples of how each of the given adjectives might be used in the context of activities at home or at university/work:

1. Glad to do: "I am glad to help my classmates with their assignments at university."
2. Sorry to do: "I am sorry to inform my boss that the project will be delayed at work."
3. Happy to do: "I am happy to participate in the extracurricular activities at the university."
4. Pleased to do: "I am pleased to present my findings to the team at work."
5. Annoyed to do: "I am annoyed to clean the house every day after coming back from university."
6. Angry to do: "I am angry to find out that my university schedule has changed again."

Feel free to use these sentence structures as a guide to expressing your feelings about various actions at home or at educational/work settings.