This document provides a list of common preposition combinations used with adjectives and verbs in the English language. It is organized alphabetically, with the prepositions listed down the left side and the adjectives or verbs they commonly combine with listed to the right. Some examples included are be afraid of, agree with, argue about, be associated with, believe in, care about, consist of, depend on, and look forward to. The list covers preposition combinations from A to W.
This document provides a list of common preposition combinations used with adjectives and verbs in the English language. It is organized alphabetically, with the prepositions listed down the left side and the adjectives or verbs they commonly combine with listed to the right. Some examples included are be afraid of, agree with, argue about, be associated with, believe in, care about, consist of, depend on, and look forward to. The list covers preposition combinations from A to W.
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1. Preposition Combinations with Adjectives and Verbs.pdf
This document provides a list of common preposition combinations used with adjectives and verbs in the English language. It is organized alphabetically, with the prepositions listed down the left side and the adjectives or verbs they commonly combine with listed to the right. Some examples included are be afraid of, agree with, argue about, be associated with, believe in, care about, consist of, depend on, and look forward to. The list covers preposition combinations from A to W.
This document provides a list of common preposition combinations used with adjectives and verbs in the English language. It is organized alphabetically, with the prepositions listed down the left side and the adjectives or verbs they commonly combine with listed to the right. Some examples included are be afraid of, agree with, argue about, be associated with, believe in, care about, consist of, depend on, and look forward to. The list covers preposition combinations from A to W.
PREPOSITION COMBINATIONS WITH ADJECTIVES AND VERBS
A be absent from be dressed in O object to
be accused o be opposed to be accustomed to E Be engaged in, to be acquainted with be envious of P participate in be addicted to be equipped with be patient with be afraid of escape from be pleased with agree with excel in, at be polite to be angry at, with be excited about pray for be annoyed with, by be exhausted from be prepared for apologize for excuse for prevent for apply to, for be exposed to prohibit from approve of be protected from argue with, about F be faithful to be proud of arrive in, at be familiar with provide with be associated with feel like be aware of fight for Q be qualified for be filled with B believe in be finished with R recover from blame for be fond of be related to be blessed with forget about be relevant to be bored with, by forgive for rely (up)on be friendly to, with be remembered for C be capable of be frightened of, by rescue from care about, for be furnished with respond to be cluttered with be responsible for be committed to G be gone from compare to, with be grateful to, for S be satisfied with complain about, of be guilty of be scared of, by be composed of stare at be concerned about H hide from stop from be connected to hope for subscribe to consist of substitute for be content with I be innocent of succeed in contribute to insist (up)on be convinced of be interested in T take advantage of be coordinated with introduce to take care of count (up)on be involved in talk about, of be covered with be terrified of, by be crowded with J be jealous of thank for think about, of D decide (up)on K keep from be tired of, form be dedicated to known for depend (up)on U be upset with be devoted to L be limited to be used to be disappointed in, with be located in be discriminated against look forward to V vote for distinguish from be divorced from M be made of, from W be worried about be done with be married to dream of, about
Adapted by Mauricio Arango from Understanding and Using English Grammar (Betty Azar)