Preposition Combinations with Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs account for accused example of excited about Fill in each blank with the correct preposition 1
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Preposition Combinations with Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs account for accused example of excited about Fill in each blank with the correct preposition 1
Appendix 1: verbs, nouns, adjectives + prepositions
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12 sept 2020 · Definition: A preposition connects a noun or pronoun to another part Prepositional phrases usually assume the role of an adjective or adverb
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The Writing Center Washtenaw Community College Preposition Combinations with Adjectives, Nouns, and Verbs account for accused of accustomed to acquainted with addicted to advantage of afraid of alternative to apply for approve of associated with attached to aware of bad at based on believe in belong to benefit of blame for borrow from busy with capable of cause of cluttered with committed to composed of congratulate on concerned about connected to conscious of consist of content with contribute to cost of convinced of covered with devoted to different from discriminated against dissatisfied with distinguish from divorced from done with dressed in eligible for envious of equipped with escape from example of excited about excuse for exhausted from exposed to faithful to familiar with famous for fed up with filled with fond of forget about frightened of full of gentle with gone from good at guilty of hide from hope for immune to incapable of inferior to innocent of insure against interested in introduce to invest in invitation to jealous of keep from kind to lack of late for lend to limited to look forward to married to nervous about notorious for object to opposed to participate in patient with pleased with polite to pray for prepared for prevent from prohibit from protect from proud of provide with punished for qualified for ready for recover from related to reply to rescue from respond to responsible for rid of sad about safe from satisfied with serious about shocked by similar to solution to spend on stare at stop from subscribe to substitute for succeed in suitable for superior to surprised by suspicious of take care of thank for tired of trouble with typical of unaware of used to vote for worried about __________________