homework :)

1. She was angry (at) being left alone. -> What is difference between using ‘at’ and ‘with’ in this sentence? 2. That woman dressed (in black) is my neighbor. -> What is difference between using ‘in’ and ‘with’ in this sentence? 3. I'm sure there's no secret between (you and I) 4. I must (pay for) the bill today. 5. The dentist told him (to not) forget to brush his teeth before going to bed.

Hello Sarah!!! Small learning develops into massive learning over time. If you consciously learn new things, you can find yourself speaking the language well. Just continue gaining knowledge from our day to day activities.T. Jeny   1. She was angry (at) being left alone.>>correct -> What is difference between using ‘at’ and ‘with’ in this sentence?>>correct ( at- conveys a position or location, with- it is an implication)2. That woman dressed (in black) is my neighbor. >>correct-> What is difference between using ‘in’ and ‘with’ in this sentence?>>correct (in- specific color, with- it an implication/indication)3. I\'m sure there\'s no secret between (you and I)>>b. you and me.4. I must (pay for) the bill today.>>a. pay 5. The dentist told him (to not) forget to brush his teeth before going to bed. >>a. not to