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    Prepositions With Nouns: Adjective + Preposition - Dependent Prepositions

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    The document provides examples of dependent prepositions that follow adjectives, nouns, and verbs in sentences. It gives 10 sentences for each part of speech and leaves blanks for the correct prepositions. Common prepositions that are used include "of", "for", "to", "from", "with", "about", "on", "at", and "in". The document is teaching preposition usage after different parts of speech in English grammar.

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    The document provides examples of dependent prepositions that follow adjectives, nouns, and verbs in sentences. It gives 10 sentences for each part of speech and leaves blanks for the correct prepositions. Common prepositions that are used include "of", "for", "to", "from", "with", "about", "on", "at", and "in". The document is teaching preposition usage after different parts of speech in English grammar.

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    The document provides examples of dependent prepositions that follow adjectives, nouns, and verbs in sentences. It gives 10 sentences for each part of speech and leaves blanks for the correct prepositions. Common prepositions that are used include "of", "for", "to", "from", "with", "about", "on", "at", and "in". The document is teaching preposition usage after different parts of speech in English grammar.

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    Prepositions With Nouns: Adjective + Preposition - Dependent Prepositions

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    The document provides examples of dependent prepositions that follow adjectives, nouns, and verbs in sentences. It gives 10 sentences for each part of speech and leaves blanks for the correct prepositions. Common prepositions that are used include "of", "for", "to", "from", "with", "about", "on", "at", and "in". The document is teaching preposition usage after different parts of speech in English grammar.

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    Adjective + preposition – dependent prepositions

    Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentences below.


    1 We are super excited _______________the trip.
    2 He's famous ____________his science experiments on YouTube.
    3He is totally different __________________his brother.
    4 You are very bad __________________lying.
    5 He isn't capable _________________taking care of himself.
    6 He's obsessed __________________his new toy.
    7 We're very proud _____________________you.
    8 How long have you been married __________________Liam?
    9 I'm fed up _________________my new boss. I hate him.
    10 I'm not very keen _____________having to wear a uniform, but I need the job.

    Prepositions with nouns


    Put the correct preposition into the gap to complete each sentence.

    1. She has no intention_____________going to college.

    2. He's a good player and I have a lot of respect_____________him.

    3. The highlight________________her career was winning the World Championship.

    4. I have an appointment___________________a client this afternoon.

    5. His attitude__________________his family changed as he grew older.

    6. He threatened to sue her if she didn't pay for the damage______________his car.

    7. His reputation_______________a soldier was considerable.

    8. The opposition party is not in favour____________the new anti-terrorist legislation.

    9. Students are normally given a certificate_____________completion of the course.

    10. Nowadays, teachers are expected to have a university degree__________the subject they teach.
    Verb + preposition – dependent prepositions
    Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentences below.
    1 I waited ______________you for more than an hour.
    2 I'm looking forward ___________seeing you.
    3 We arrived ______________the station too late.
    4 We are thinking _______________going on a trip to Venice.
    5 Why are you shouting ____________________me?
    6 This book belongs ______________me.
    7 I never complained _________________my salary.
    8 I spent all my money _________________clothes.
    9 He got married ________________his boss.
    10 As soon as we arrived ________________Lisbon, we called our friends.

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