Question
1. I was disappointed at the movie's ending.
2. I was disappointed with the movie's ending.
3. I was disappointed in the movie's ending.
4. I was disappointed by the movie's ending.
(They are passive voice sentences. Which one is right? Which preposition do we have to use?)
2. I was disappointed with the movie's ending.
3. I was disappointed in the movie's ending.
4. I was disappointed by the movie's ending.
(They are passive voice sentences. Which one is right? Which preposition do we have to use?)
Answers
Writeacher
All are correct, and all are used by just about everyone. It's a strange one! It doesn't seem to matter which preposition you use, in this case!!