Adjective + preposition: Dependent prepositions

This exercise helps you improve your understanding of common adjective and preposition combinations, also known as dependent prepositions. You will practise using phrases like good at, interested in, and afraid of, which are essential for clear and fluent communication. By mastering these structures, you’ll be able to express your feelings, opinions, and experiences more naturally in everyday English.

1. She’s really good _____ learning languages.

2. I'm _____terested in photography and art.

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3. They are afraid _____ flying during storms.

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4. She’s responsible _____ organizing the event.

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5. We were really pleased _____ the final result.

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6. He’s married _____ a famous architect.

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7. The children are excited _____ the school trip.

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8. He’s famous _____ his work in wildlife photography.

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9. I’m tired _____ watching the same movie again.

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10. She’s angry _____ him for being late.

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11. Are you familiar _____ this software?

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12. She was shocked _____ the news of his resignation.