Correct the mistake in each sentence.

14.1 1. I like listening to the radio when I'm in the car. 2. We might go out tomorrow, but it depends on the weather. 3. Venice is very different from the rest of Italy. 4. He shouted at me because he was very angry. 5. Are you interested in sport? 6. She seems to be suffering from shock. 7. I think she's going to apply for that job at the post office. 8. I'm not very good at maths, so you'll have to add this up for me. 9. She's sitting by the phone, waiting for a call. 10. He's always spending money on things he doesn't need. 14.2 1. A: Was he angry? B: Yes, in fact he threw the book **at** me. 2. A: Did the engineer repair the fault? B: No, he didn't, so I had to complain **to** his boss. 3. A: Her boss is always criticising her. B: Yes, I know, and she's getting really tired **of** it. 4. A: Were you surprised **at** his answer? B: No, not really. 5. A: Why is the phone making that strange noise? B: I don't know. There must be something wrong **with** it. 6. A: Can we get in? B: No, the room is full **of** boxes. 7. A: Did the girl in the flat upstairs phone you? B: She didn't need to — she just opened the window and shouted down **to** us. 8. A: My cousin's getting married **to** a friend of mine next week. B: Oh, so you'll be going to the wedding, then. 14.3 1. She said she was sorry about the mistake. **She apologised for the mistake.** 2. I think you are right. **I agree with you.** 3. This is my car. **This car belongs to me.** 4. He knows about the problem. **He is aware of the problem.** 5. This book is like the other one. **This book is similar to the other one.** 6. I don't enjoy football very much. **I am not keen on football.**