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    This document discusses the use of adjectives followed by prepositions in sentences. It provides examples of adjectives used with the prepositions "about, at, by, in, of, on, with, to, for, and from" and the types of sentences they can be used in. For instance, it shows how "about" can be used with words like "worried, angry, and excited" and "at" can indicate being good or bad at something.

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    This document discusses the use of adjectives followed by prepositions in sentences. It provides examples of adjectives used with the prepositions "about, at, by, in, of, on, with, to, for, and from" and the types of sentences they can be used in. For instance, it shows how "about" can be used with words like "worried, angry, and excited" and "at" can indicate being good or bad at something.

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    Grammar Adjectives Followed by Prepositions

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    This document discusses the use of adjectives followed by prepositions in sentences. It provides examples of adjectives used with the prepositions "about, at, by, in, of, on, with, to, for, and from" and the types of sentences they can be used in. For instance, it shows how "about" can be used with words like "worried, angry, and excited" and "at" can indicate being good or bad at something.

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    Grammar

    Adjectives followed by prepositions

    About
    Pam is very worried about her school marks.
    I am angry about my friend’s behaviour.
    Helen is excited about winning the prize.
    I’m sorry about your difficulties. Can I help?

    At
    I am good at English.
    My pen friend’s not bad at letter-writing.

    By
    I was not impressed by his behaviour.
    My granny was shocked and embarrassed by my friend’s bad
    language. My brother was quite amused by it.

    In
    My friend is interested in reading weird stories.

    Of
    She isn’t afraid of spiders but she’s terrified of snakes.
    My sleeping bag was full of ants!

    On
    Charlie is very keen on the cinema.

    With
    Gill got angry with me when I lost her pen.
    Is your computer compatible with mine?
    I am pleased with my salary.
    To
    The Maths teacher is my uncle: he’s married to my mum’s sister.
    Your lifestyle is similar to mine.
    Our lesson is related to our country.

    For
    Our city is famous for its buildings.
    I was sorry for George when he came last in the race.

    From
    This room is different from the other one.

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