Share Adjectives with Dependent prepositions
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I'm afraid for... (shows concern for someone else’s safety or well-being).
Example: "I'm afraid for my colleague, who seems to be under a lot of stress lately."
I'm good at... (talking about skills or abilities you have mastered).
Example: "I'm good at managing tight deadlines and delivering results."
I'm afraid of... (expresses a fear or anxiety you have about something specific).
Example: "I'm afraid of public speaking, especially during big presentations."
I'm bad at... (talks about a skill or task you struggle with).
Example: "I'm bad at staying organized when multiple projects overlap."
I'm angry at... (used when expressing frustration towards a specific person or thing).
Example: "I'm angry at my internet provider for the constant connection issues."
I'm angry about... (describes being upset over a particular situation or event).
Example: "I'm angry about how the meeting was canceled last minute without informing everyone."
I'm surprised at... (expresses surprise at something unexpected or remarkable).
Example: "I'm surprised at how quickly we managed to solve the technical issues."
I'm responsible for... (explains a duty or task that is your responsibility).
Example: "I'm responsible for overseeing the quality control of our product launches."
I'm tired of... (talks about being fed up or frustrated with something repetitive or annoying).
Example: "I'm tired of dealing with last-minute changes in the project."
I'm concerned about... (expresses worry or concern about an issue or problem).
Example: "I'm concerned about the new budget cuts and how they will affect our department."
I'm concerned with... (shows involvement in or focus on something specific).
Example: "I'm concerned with ensuring all the project details are accurate before the launch."
I'm famous for... (highlights a specific quality or ability you are known for).
Example: "I'm famous for being able to multitask efficiently and handle complex projects."
I'm happy with... (expresses satisfaction with a result, situation, or person).
Example: "I'm happy with how the new software is performing after the latest updates."
I'm happy for... (expresses happiness for someone else’s success or good news).
Example: "I'm happy for my colleague who got promoted to a senior position."
I'm excited about... (shows anticipation or eagerness for something upcoming).
Example: "I'm excited about our new team project, which starts next week."
I'm excited for... (expresses excitement on behalf of someone else’s future plans or opportunities).
Example: "I'm excited for my friend who’s starting a new job at a big tech company."
