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After an adjective + preposition, we can have a noun or verb -ing • We can include an object before the verb -ing, for example: She was upset about me arriving

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Adjectives and prepositions

Lesson code: 18K9-V6SF-TU23Intermediate (B1-B2)

1Presentation 1 - about, at, by, for

Many adjectives are often followed by the prepositions 'about', 'at', 'by' and 'for'. Study the table

below:

UseCommon adjectives and examples

+ aboutangry/annoyed/furiousJoe was really angryaboutlosing the race. worried/upset

I was very upsetaboutthe election result.

happy/excited

I'm quite excitedabouttravelling to China.

+ atgood/great/excellent/amazingPaul is really goodatplaying tennis. bad/terrible/hopeless

I'm terribleatskiing.

+ by or atamazed/surprised/astonished/shockedEverybody was amazedbytheir team's performance.

Everybody was amazedattheir team's performance.

+ forfamous/well-knownHe is famousforhis books. responsible

At work, I'm responsibleforsales and marketing.

sorry

We are all sorryforyour loss.

Importantpoints

•After anadjective + preposition, we can have anounorverb -ing. •We can include an object before theverb -ing, for example:She was upset aboutme arriving late. You can review this worksheet online at www.linguahouse.com/ex1/4

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2Practice 1

Complete each sentence using one of the following adjectives and a suitable preposition. angry excellent famous happy hopeless responsible sorry excited surprised worried

1. Jack is reallyexcited abouthis birthday party next week. He simply can't wait.

2. Allie is totally

dancing. It's like she has two left feet.

3. Dave took my bike without telling me. I was really

that.

4. I'm very

being late. It won't happen again.

5. Alison is a receptionist at a hotel. She's

taking bookings and helping guests.

6. Kate has been unwell lately. We are

her.

7. Everybody was

the result of the match. Nobody believed that Switzerland could win.

8. Michael Jackson was

his musical performances and public image.

9. Jack is

singing. He has a natural talent.

10. Carlo was

his performance during the job interview. He's sure he'll get the job.

3Practice 2

Create sentences about you using the adjectives below with suitable prepositions.

1. ..............................................................................(hopeless)

2. ............................................................................(responsible)

3. ............................................................................... (excited)

4. ................................................................................. (sorry)

5. ............................................................................... (worried)

6. .............................................................................. (excellent)

7. ............................................................................. (surprised)

8. .................................................................................(angry)

9. .............................................................................. (shocked)

10. .................................................................................(good)

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4Presentation 2

Many adjectives are often followed by the prepositions 'of', 'on', 'to' and 'with'. Study the table below:

UseCommon adjectives and examples

+ ofnice/kind/generous/sensibleCarlo let me stay at his place. That was very kindofhim. mean/rude/stupid/silly

It was very meanofyou to insult her like that.

Cheryl was very proudofher language learning progress. short/full

I'm a bit shortofcash at the moment.

+ onkeenWe stayed at home because Jack wasn't very keenongoing out in the rain. + tomarried/engagedAlison is marriedtoGeorge. nice/kind/generous Our host was very generoustous while we were his guests. similar/different

This painting is similartothat one.

mean/rude/impolite/unpleasant

There's no need to be so rudetoher.

+ withangry/furiousJill was furiouswithJack for his behaviour. delighted/pleased/satisfied/happy

I was delightedwithmy exam results.

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5Practice 3

Complete each sentence using one of the following adjectives and a suitable preposition. delighted engaged generous jealous keen proud rude short similar tired

1. I'm reallytired oflistening to this song. You've been playing it all day long.

2. It was really

Tom to lend me $5000.

3. Jenny is a very talented girl. Her father is very

her.

4. Paul is very

his best friend for winning the lottery.

5. Ahmed is

Nadia. They are getting married next year.

6. The weather in Spain is

the weather in Greece. Both countries have a hot climate.

7. Don't be so

Jake. Say 'hello' next time you see him.

8. I'm not very

coffee. I prefer tea.

9. We were

the result of the football match. Our team finally won!

10. We are a bit

time so please hurry up!

6Practice 4

Create sentences about you using the adjectives below with suitable prepositions.

1. ..................................................................................(nice)

2. ..............................................................................(ashamed)

3. ...................................................................................(full)

4. ................................................................................ (aware)

5. ..............................................................................(generous)

6. .............................................................................. (different)

7. ............................................................................ (unpleasant)

8. .................................................................................(angry)

9. ...............................................................................(pleased)

10. ...............................................................................(capable)

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2-Practice 1

2. hopeless at 3. angry about 4. sorry for 5. responsible for 6. worried about 7. surprised about 8. famous for 9. excellent at 10. happy about

3-Practice 2

Provide a sample sentence about you or have a strong student make the first sentence.

5-Practice 3

2. generous of 3. proud of 4. jealous of 5. engaged to 6. similar to 7. rude to 8. keen on 9. delighted with 10. short of

6-Practice 4

Provide a sample sentence about you or have a strong student make the first sentence. You can review this worksheet online at www.linguahouse.com/exi

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Adjectives and prepositions

Lesson code: 18K9-V6SF-TU23Intermediate (B1-B2)

1Presentation 1 - about, at, by, for

UseCommon adjectives and examples

I was very upsetaboutthe election result.

I'm quite excitedabouttravelling to China.

I'm terribleatskiing.

Everybody was amazedattheir team's performance.

At work, I'm responsibleforsales and marketing.

We are all sorryforyour loss.

Importantpoints

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2Practice 1

1. Jack is reallyexcited abouthis birthday party next week. He simply can't wait.

2. Allie is totally

3. Dave took my bike without telling me. I was really

4. I'm very

5. Alison is a receptionist at a hotel. She's

6. Kate has been unwell lately. We are

7. Everybody was

8. Michael Jackson was

9. Jack is

10. Carlo was

3Practice 2

1. ..............................................................................(hopeless)

2. ............................................................................(responsible)

3. ............................................................................... (excited)

4. ................................................................................. (sorry)

5. ............................................................................... (worried)

6. .............................................................................. (excellent)

7. ............................................................................. (surprised)

8. .................................................................................(angry)

9. .............................................................................. (shocked)

10. .................................................................................(good)

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4Presentation 2

UseCommon adjectives and examples

It was very meanofyou to insult her like that.

I'm a bit shortofcash at the moment.

This painting is similartothat one.

There's no need to be so rudetoher.

I was delightedwithmy exam results.

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5Practice 3

1. I'm reallytired oflistening to this song. You've been playing it all day long.

2. It was really

Tom to lend me $5000.

3. Jenny is a very talented girl. Her father is very

4. Paul is very

5. Ahmed is

Nadia. They are getting married next year.

6. The weather in Spain is

7. Don't be so

Jake. Say 'hello' next time you see him.

8. I'm not very

9. We were

10. We are a bit

6Practice 4

1. ..................................................................................(nice)

2. ..............................................................................(ashamed)

3. ...................................................................................(full)

4. ................................................................................ (aware)

5. ..............................................................................(generous)

6. .............................................................................. (different)

7. ............................................................................ (unpleasant)

8. .................................................................................(angry)