I am disappointed with the result of the competition I feel disappointed with the result of the competition I have disappointed with the result of the competition 三句我都好似見過 但係邊句先岩? 同咪詳細意思有冇唔同? Garlic2010's so-called "five-star" comment: The first two sentences are correct but the third one is not. Disappoint is a transitive verb. When used in an active voice, disappoint takes an object. Example: The movie has disappointed us. Disappoint is also an intransitive verb, as in the following example. His latest novel does not disappoint. ===================================================== Here is another piece of “LANGUAGE ART”, brought you by Garlic2010. Five-star answer, shame!!! If the third sentence is wrong, “the movie has disappointed us” this so-called example is definitely wrong! No wonder, the third sentence is wrong because the sentence doesn't make sense! A MOVIE CAN’T DISAPPOINT US! A NOVEL CAN’T DISAPPOINT US! The movie has disappointed us. (A movie is dead, so why do you use present perfect tense? Are you nuts?) His latest novel doesn't disappoint. (Can a novel do anything that you don't like???)(TWO crazy sentences!!!) But you can say: The movie is very disappointing. (Adjective) The recent novel that he wrote is quite boring. (Adjective) The new passed law disappointed the old citizens who seek government supports for years. (Verb)(NOT THE MOVIE OR NOVEL) Her husband's behavior disappointed her! (Verb) Refer back to the question: I am disappointed at the movie. Or I feel disappointed at the move. BOTH HAVE THE SAME MEANING!