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Adjective + preposition Flashcards

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interested in
feeling that you want to know more about something
afraid of
feeling fear about something
scared of
feeling very afraid of something
good at
skilled at doing something
bad at
not skilled at doing something
tired of
annoyed because something has happened too many times
sick of
very annoyed or bored with something, stronger than "tired of"
fed up with
extremely annoyed with something that has continued for a long time
proud of
feeling pleased about an achievement
ashamed of
feeling embarrassed about something you did
aware of
knowing that something exists or is happening
capable of
having the ability to do something
fond of
liking someone or something a lot
jealous of
feeling envious of someone
worried about
feeling anxious about something
excited about
feeling happy and enthusiastic about something
nervous about
feeling anxious about something that is about to happen
curious about
wanting to know more about something
serious about
treating something with real importance
crazy about
liking someone or something very much
angry at
feeling angry directed at someone or something specific
angry about
feeling angry about a situation, not a person, different from "angry at"
upset about
feeling unhappy about something
satisfied with
feeling content with something
disappointed with
feeling let down by something, like a result
disappointed in
feeling let down by a person, more personal than "disappointed with"
familiar with
having good knowledge of something
comfortable with
feeling at ease with something
patient with
able to stay calm with someone
married to
legally joined in marriage to someone
similar to
almost the same as something else
different from
not the same as something else
compatible with
able to work well together with something
responsible for
in charge of a task or its result
responsible to
answerable to a person or authority, different from "responsible for"
famous for
well known because of something
known for
recognized because of a particular quality
grateful for
feeling thankful for something
sorry for
feeling sympathy for someone
sorry about
apologizing for a situation, different from "sorry for"
ready for
prepared for something
prepared for
ready and equipped for something
qualified for
having the right skills or experience for something
eligible for
allowed to have or do something because you meet the requirements
suitable for
right or appropriate for something
guilty of
having done something wrong
full of
containing a lot of something
short of
not having enough of something
bored with
no longer interested in something
busy with
spending time doing something
involved in
taking part in something
dependent on
needing someone or something to survive or function
based on
using something as the foundation or starting point
focused on
giving most of your attention to something
committed to
dedicated to doing something
addicted to
unable to stop doing or using something
allergic to
having a bad physical reaction to something
accustomed to
used to something because of repeated experience
attached to
feeling an emotional connection to someone or something
devoted to
giving a lot of love or loyalty to someone or something

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