NOUNS PLUS PREPOSITIONS

NOUNS PLUS PREPOSITIONS

1. Negative

   • Annoyed
     • ... with someone
       • Ex: I'm really annoyed with you right now, please don't talk to me right know.
     • ... about something
       • Ex: You're annoyed about something really stupid, you should be thinking about something else
   • Jelaous of
     • Ex: I'm jelaous of my brother, he's got way better marks than me.
   • Fed up with
     • Ex: She's fed up with homework, she is exhausted.
   • Tired of
     • Ex: I'm tired of studying , I need a rest.
   • No hope of
     • Ex: I've got no hope for your future.
   • Suspicious
     • ... of
       • Ex: I don't know why she's suspicious of me, I didn't do anything wrong.
     • ... about
       • Ex: I think he's suspicious about something but I don't know what about.

2. Positive

   • Excited
     • Ex: I'm excited about going with you to the meeting.
     • ... at
   • Capable of
     • Ex: I think I'm not capable of doing it, I'm not prepared yet.
   • Advantage of
     • Ex: You should take advantage of the opportunity you have.
   • Famous for
     • Ex: Billie Eilish is famous for singing, her songs are amazing.
   • Keen on
     • Ex: I'm really keen on doing sports.
   • Proud of
     • Ex: My mother is proud of me because I won the competition.
   • Suitable for
     • Ex: I think this dress is suitable for your budget.
   • Invitation
     • ... to something
       • Ex: This is the invitation to my party.
     • for someone
       • Ex: Take this invitations for your cousins.
   • Congratulations on
     • Ex: Congratulations on winning.
   • Respect for
     • Ex: You should have a bit of respect for your teacher.
   • Enthusiastic about
     • Ex: I'm enthusiastic about this challenge, it's gonna be so fun.
   • Interested in
     • Ex: I'm interested in reading, it's my favourite hobbie.
   • Solution to
     • Ex: I found a solution to your problem.
   • Responsable for
     • Ex: You need to be responsible for your brother.
   • Satisfied with
   • Ready for
     • Ex: I'm so ready for this competition, we are gonna win for sure.
   • Right
     • ... about something
     • ... for someone

3. Neutral

   • Relevant to
     • Ex: I think this is not relevant to what we're talking right know.
   • Relationship
     • ... with
       • Ex: I think Paul's in a relationship with Sarah.
     • ... between
       • Ex: I think there's a relationship between both of them.
   • Comparison
     • ... with
       • Ex: We have to make a comparison with this topic here.
     • ... to
       • Ex: We have to make a comparison to this.
   • Unusual for
     • Ex: This is unsual for you, it isn's something you'd normally do.
   • Result of
     • Ex: I made a conclusion of the result of the project you made me do.
   • Included in
     • Ex: I think this will be included in the next session.
   • Worried about
     • Ex: I'm worried about you, you seem really sad.
   • Similar to
     • Ex: This is similar to what we did last week.
   • Full of
     • Ex: This concert is full of people, I barely can see the stage.
   • Attitude towards
     • Ex: She has a negative attitude towards school.
   • Difference
     • ... between
       • Ex: There are some differences between this project and this one as well.
     • ...in
       • Ex: I found some differences in here.
   • Linked to
     • Ex: This topic is linked to the one we studied last month.
   • Involved
     • ... in something
       • Ex: He's involved in something really strange but I don't know what.
     • ... with someone
       • Ex: I think Sally is involved with someone romantically.