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Hello. I would like to ask you which of these forms is right to say:
Her mother was disappointed in her behaviour. OR
Her motherwas disappointed by her behaviour.
Her mother was disappointed over her behaviour
I´ve liked reading books on History all my life.
I´ve liked to read books on History all my life.
And if we use the polite form I would like, the following verb has to be into continuous or infinitive form.
Sincerely
Hello. I would like to ask you which of these forms is right to say:
Her mother was disappointed in her behaviour. OR
Her motherwas disappointed by her behaviour.
Her mother was disappointed over her behaviour I think you can use any of them.
I´ve liked reading books on history all my life.
I´ve liked to read books on history all my life. Use only the first one.
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