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If it is a good outcome, can i say color me surprised? I thought this was a very common expression, but apparently, by your comments, it isnt. For example, if someone gave me a … In the english-spanish section of wr, you can read the following example under the definition for in shock: Color me gone = … Or are they slightly … He is deeply shocked (by / at) his friends death. Thank you so much. · which preposition would be used in this sentence? Which preposition is appropriate here and why? The construction is color me + adjective (usually a past participle): Im still in shock after winning the lottery. · this really means you can call me so surprised. I am not sure i understand the usage of it. I would expect that “shocked” is the intended meaning. · i got the above definition from urban dictionary. So do the other three words have similar meanings in the two sentences above? Its an expression i hear every now and again. · the difference between shocked by something and the two is pretty conspicuous to me but when it comes to differentiate between the at and with options i am grasping at straws. My choice is at, but i dont know how to explain it. · the nation was shocked _____ the news of the ministers assassination. (by / at). Thanks in advance. · color me surprised! · in your sentence, if you use “shocked”, it is her who is shocked. · shocked doesnt fit in these sentences. I was in shock is something that i might say as a stand-alone thing, but … If you use “shocking”, it is you who are shocked. Anyways, before this thread, i had never seen color me surprised … · hello, everyone. I was shocked by your behaviour seems like the only variation that i would reach for in my everyday life.
