Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Surprised"

A: I hadn't seen her for years, so I was surprised to see her at the party.

A: Aghast is a more extreme version of surprised, as aghast means to get "overwhelmingly" shocked or frightened.

A: Surprised is past tense. It already happened.
Surprising can be used as an adjective.
Ex. She surprised me because her face is surprising.

A: I'm not that surprised. -- means you are only slightly surprised.
I'm not that surprised you two got married. You have been dating for quite some time.

I'm not surprised that. <--- not a sentence
I'm not surprised that the Yankees won.
I'm not surprised that it's hot outside.
I'm not surprised that XXX.

This means that XXX is not a surprise to you.

A: 'to be surprised at' suggests something has happened contrary to the way you expected.
'to be surprised by' suggests something you were not expecting at all.

A: surprised = shocked, like if something different happens or if someone scares you.

awesome and amazing are basically the same

A: "I was surprised to learn the big news"

"I was surprised by the threat"

"I was surprised that there was no money in my wallet at the cash register"

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A: Surprised: first r is silent; pronounced 'suprised'.

A: 完璧な仕事

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