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ADJ / VERB Prepositions, Prepare 7 U2

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  • Is she trustworthy, do you think? Can I d______ on her?
    depend
  • I find it difficult to tell people that they’ve done well. I’m just a bit too ________ of everything.
    critical
    indecisive
    bothered
    unsure
  • Have you ever _______ of that new type of diet? I haven’t – it’s news to me.
    heard
  • Doesn’t Nina care what people think of her? No, she’s not ________ about public opinion.
    bothered
  • I don’t know why Jo doesn’t like me making new friends. I think he’s _________ the idea that I might like other people.
    loyal to
    jealous about
    mean about
    addicted to
  • This year’s team isn’t that different when c_______ with last year’s, but the results are so much better.
    compared
  • Why is Sophie so unsure about whether or not to take the job?
    She’s naturally very hopeless at change.
    She’s naturally very decisive about change.
    She’s naturally very cautious about change.
  • APOLOGIZE / COMPARE / DEPEND / DO / COPE . Which verbs are followed by "with"? Which ones by "without"?
    With: compare, cope. Without: do
  • That doesn’t ring a bell. I don’t think I have heard ______ that word before.
    about
    of
    out
  • BOTHERED / CAUTIOUS / HOPELESS / ADDICTED / MEAN / DECISIVE . Which adjectives are followed by "about"?
    bothered, cautious, mean, decisive
  • That’s awful news. I could really have done ________ hearing about that.
    without
  • I am usually very ______ musicals, but I really enjoyed the Lion King.
    addicted to
    critical of
    aware of
  • Four children and three pets? I don’t know how they ________ all of that going on in their lives.
    depend on
    do without
    cope with
  • There’s so much fake news about. I have a simple approach to it. If I haven’t _______ it from different people, it probably isn’t true.
    heard of
  • I'm h________ at remembering names. I'm very sorry, could you tell me your name again?
    hopeless
  • -Did you rate that film? -Yes, it was great! But the one I saw last wasn't very good. (Transform the sentence: COMPARED) Yes, ___________ one, it was great.
    compared with the last
  • The comedian loves to see people giggling being amused and by her jokes. (Transform the sentence: AT) The comedian loves it when ______________ jokes.
    people laugh at her
  • The team’s manager doesn’t have great people skills and is very unpopular. He needs to be less _______ players’ performances.
    mean about
    hopeless at
    bothered with
    critical on
  • I love my phone so much. I’m not sure I could ever ______ it.
    do without
  • MEAN / ADDICTED / CRITICAL / JEALOUS / LOYAL / AWARE / HOPELESS / BOTHERED . Which adjectives are followed by "of"? Which ones by "to"?
    Of: aware, jealous, critical. To: loyal, addicted
  • Jim simply didn’t think what he had just heard was anything special. He wasn’t _______ by it.
    impressed
  • Tom is a great friend to have because he is always so supportive. He’s very l______ to those he cares about.
    loyal
  • A good driver has a picture of what’s around them and are generally very _______ their surroundings.
    aware of
    critical of
    adventurous with
    cautious with
  • Do you think you’ll be able to _______ all the changes planned? You seem to accept new things well.
    do without
    laugh at
    cope with
    depend on
  • That was very amusing. I don’t remember l_______ at anything quite so much in a long time.
    laughing
  • Were you good at maths when you were at school? -No, I really couldn't get the hang of it no matter how much I studied. (Transform the sentence: HOPELESS) No, I really ____________ it even though I studied a lot.
    was hopeless at
  • Karen had no idea that constantly trying new types of food was so rare. It's something she never really noticed. (Transform the sentence: OF) It’s not something she’s ever ___________.
    been aware of
  • Sonja chose very quickly as usual. She’s always been very d_______ about everything.
    decisive
  • I’m finding it difficult to manage my studies. I’m not sure I can c______ with all the things I have to do.
    cope
  • I loved the latest superhero movie. I was so i_________ by the acting.
    impressed
  • I don’t want to be mean about ____________ where he goes on holiday. (Put the words in order: BUT / WITH / ADVENTUROUS / VERY / BEN, / ISN'T / HE)
    ... Ben, but he isn't very adventurous with ...
  • I can’t live without sport. Perhaps I’m just a___________ to watching and playing it.
    addicted
  • Are you going to the picnic tomorrow?
    Not sure, it depends on the weather.
    Not sure, it compares with the weather tomorrow.
  • David is so reliable. He's always there for me to count on him. (Transform the sentence: DEPEND) I can ______________ him.
    always depend on
  • Are you still angry with Nick?
    No, he’s just apologised for upsetting me.
    No, he’s laughed at upsetting me.
  • I don’t think I’ve done anything wrong. I don’t have anything to apologise ____
    for
  • That’s a new name for me. I don’t think I’ve ever ________ it at all.
    apologized for
    laughed at
    depended on
    heard of