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Adjectives + prepositions
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- 1AngryAngry about/at/over - with
He is very angry about the way he's been treated.
Patients are angry at the increase in charges for medicines.
Are you angry with me? - 2AnnoyedAnnoyed at/about - with
Beth was annoyed at herself for not saying anything.
They are annoyed about the constant cutbacks on public service.
We were all annoyed with him for forgetting. - 3AnxiousAnxious about
People are naturally anxious about these tests. - 4CarefulCareful about - with
People should be more careful about the things they say.
Please be very careful with those plates! - 5CertainCertain about/of
I've never been more certain of anything in my entire life.
You don't seem too certain about it. - 6ConfusedConfused about
I'm still a little confused about what happened. - 7DisappointedDissapointed at/by/about - in - with
Obviously, I feel very disappointed at not getting the job.
I'm really disappointed in you, Ruth. - 8EmbarrassedEmbarrased about - by
He was embarrassed about the nature of his illness.
Laura did not like to admit that she was embarrassed by her sister. - 9ExcitedExcited about - by - at
I'm so excited about the trip!
Excited by the news, Marie phoned her mother immediately.
When has anyone ever got excited at the prospect of a cup of tea? - 10SadSad about
I felt sad about leaving him, but I had no choice. - 11SorrySorry about / for / to
I'm sorry about your losing your job.
He wasn't sorry for hitting the other boy.
We're going to have to lay off 100 employees, I'm sorry to say. - 12UpsetUpset about/over/by
They're all still very upset about losing the case. - 13WorriedWorried about
We are very worried about our future. - 14AmazedAmazed at - by
We were absolutely amazed at the response to our appeal.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is amazed by the Premier League stats of Ryan Giggs - 15BadBad at - for
I'm really bad at remembering people's names.
Too much salt can be bad for your heart.
They are trying to develop tourism, but high crime rates are bad for business. - 16CleverClever at - with
He's clever at concealing his feelings about her.
To be a carpenter you've got to be clever with your hands - 17GoodGood at - with - for - to/about
Bob is pretty good at fixing things.
Gina has always been good with animals.
Electric cars are good for driving around town.
Helen's parents were always good to us kids.
Sheryl's brother has been good about helping out with the new baby. - 18ShockedShocked at/by
Parents are genuinely shocked at the widespread availability of drugs.
People were shocked by the sex scenes in the film. - 19SurprisedSurprised at/by
Judith was genuinely surprised at Ben's reaction to the news. - 20AmusedAmused by
A government spokesman said the Prime Minister was not amused by the incident. - 21ImpressedImpressed by/with
I was very impressed by the efficiency of the staff. - 22IrritatedIrritated by/at
I was beginning to get irritated at the long delay. - 23EligibleEligible for
If you are eligible for financial help, we will tell you how to claim. - 24FamousFamous for - as
The town of Gouda is famous for its cheese.
She became famous as both a teacher and researcher. - 25LateLate for - with
He was ten minutes late for school.
They're always late with their payments. - 26LiableLiable for/ to
You may be liable for tax on any gains you make.
People found guilty of reckless driving may be liable to imprisonment or a fine. - 27ReadyReady for - with
She was ready for a new challenge.
It was time to get the kids ready for bed.
He was always ready with a story to cheer us up. - 28ResponsibleResponsible for / to
The chemical is directly responsible for those deaths.
He was responsible for the accident.
The prime minister and his ministers are all responsible to Parliament. - 29ExperienciedExperienced in/at
She's experienced in dealing with difficult customers. - 30InterestedInterested in
interested in politics/sport - 31RichRich in
a diet rich in protein - 32AfraidAfraid of / for
He's afraid of the dark.
I was afraid of losing my way.
Everyone seems to be afraid of her.
People here are afraid for their children. - 33AheadAhead of
The car ahead of us stopped suddenly.
We have a busy day ahead of us.
If you had warned me ahead of time, I wouldn't have gone. - 34AshamedAshamed of
He's extremely ashamed of his behaviour last night.
Being poor is nothing to be ashamed of. - 35CapableCapable of
I want to see you achieve what you are capable of.
The port is capable of handling 10 million tonnes of coal a year. - 36FrightenedFrightened of/about
I've always been frightened of wasps.
There's nothing to be frightened about. - 37FondFond of
I was very fond of my Uncle Jim.
Are you fond of children?
Anita is fond of playing the piano. - 38FullFull of
bins full of rubbish
Your trousers are full of holes! - 39IncapableIncapable of
The army was badly equipped, and incapable of offering serious resistance.
I knew that she was incapable of telling a lie. - 40ProudProud of
We're so proud of her for telling the truth. - 41TiredTired of
We were tired of waiting for him to call. - 42TypicalTypical of
The view is fairly typical of people of his generation.
It was typical of him to want to help. - 43FriendlyFriendly to/towards - with
The local people went out of their way to be friendly towards us.
Doctors shouldn't get too friendly with their patients. - 44KindKind to
She was very kind to me when the children were ill. - 45NiceNice to / of someone
He's always been nice to me.
It was nice of you to come and see me. - 46MarriedMarried to
He's married to my older sister. - 47PolitePolite to / of someone
You must be more polite to the customers.
It wasn't very polite of you to keep interrupting me. - 48RudeRude to
Everyone is rude to me. - 49SimilarSimilar to / in
Their situation seems to have been very similar to ours.
Although similar in appearance, the two breeds have some basic differences. - 50BoredBored with
Steve was getting bored with the game. - 51DelightedDelighted with/at
We're delighted with our new grandson.
The company is delighted at the response to its advertisement. - 52HappyHappy with/about - for
Are you happy with this arrangement?
I'm not very happy about the children being out so late.
I'm happy for you. - 53IllIll with
Samantha was seriously ill with a fever. - 54PleasedPleased with/about
It took a long time to complete the work, but I'm very pleased with the results.
Paul came back looking very pleased with himself.
I'm really pleased about your new job. - 55PopularPopular with
This hotel is very popular with tourists.
He's hugely popular with the fans. - 56SatisfiedSatisfied with
The President declared himself satisfied with the progress of the talks. - 57WrongWrong with
If there's something wrong with it, take it back to the shop.
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