Read the hasty sticky note left by a clumsy roommate. Drag the correct prepositions to complete their apologies and promises.

Hey!

I took your green umbrella by mistake this morning. I am currently at home, but it is raining heavily outside. Please don't be worried about the wet floors in the hallway. I will clean the house with pleasure when the storm passes!

See you soon!

I took your green umbrella by mistake this morning.

The phrase by mistake is a fixed expression meaning accidentally or without intending to.

I am currently at home, but it is raining heavily outside.

We use at with "home" to describe someone's location.

Please don't be worried about the wet floors in the hallway.

The adjective "worried" is typically followed by the preposition about when referring to the cause of the anxiety.

I will clean the house with pleasure when the storm passes!

The phrase with pleasure is an abstract use of "with" that describes the manner or feeling in which an action is done.