Question

1) She was annoyed____
missing the bus.
{filling the blanks with appropriate preposition}​

Answer 1

Answer:

with

Explanation:

with

Option B is the correct answer because 'with' is used to mean concerning; in the case of. One will be 'annoyed with' someone.

Option A is incorrect because 'at' is used to point out a specific time or a specific place. However, in another usage 'annoyed at' is also correct, but we usually use it to refer to a situation rather than a person.

Options C and D are incorrect because 'by' is used to indicate proximity or agency and 'in' is used for unspecific times or to indicate a location

Answer 2

Answer:

She was annoyed_by___

missing the bus.

{filling the blanks with appropriate preposition}