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He is deeply shocked (by / at) his friends death. Im still in shock after winning the lottery. · which preposition would be used in this sentence? I would expect that “shocked” is the intended meaning. So do the other three words have similar meanings in the two sentences above? If you use “shocking”, it is you who are shocked. · the nation was shocked _____ the news of the ministers assassination. (by / at). Be shocked at (learning) is similar to be very surprised (to learn). Which preposition is appropriate here and why? I thought this was a very common expression, but apparently, by your comments, it isnt. It does not have to be negative. In the english-spanish section of wr, you can read the following example under the definition for in shock: I was in shock is something that i might say as a stand-alone thing, … · color me surprised! · english also uses that meaning - to color something - but that is not at all the meaning of the imperative phrase color me something, which means portray me as … · 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. Anyways, before this thread, i had never seen color me surprised … I was shocked by your behaviour seems like the only variation that i would reach for in my everyday life. Or are they slightly … My choice is at, but i dont know how to explain it. · hello, everyone. · shocked doesnt fit in these sentences. Thank you so much. · in your sentence, if you use “shocked”, it is her who is shocked. Thanks in advance. The bold sentence is a little bit odd – it seems like an …
