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Dependent Prepositions

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  • I never have to ASK anybody ... directions any more, now that I have a satnav.
    FOR
  • You'll have to CHOOSE ... this one and that one. You can't have both.
    BETWEEN
  • I'd like to go with you on holiday but it DEPENDS ... how much it will cost.
    ON
  • I APOLOGIZED ... the teacher ... being late.
    TO / FOR
  • That man over there REMINDS me ... my first boyfriend.
    OF
  • Is Carl still ANGRY ... Monica ... what happened at the party?
    WITH / FOR
  • My sister and I get on really well and hardly ever ARGUE ... anything.
    ABOUT
  • Are you LOOKING FORWARD ...meeting him?
    TO
  • The waiter was so RUDE ... us that we didn't leave a tip.
    TO
  • Who does this book BELONG ...? Is it yours, Sarah?
    TO
  • Are you EXCITED ... moving house next year?
    ABOUT
  • I'm really TIRED ... listening to my sister. She complains about her boyfriend all the time.
    OF
  • Recent research shows that drinking mango juice is GOOD ... your immune system.
    FOR
  • You should be KINDER ... your brother. After all, you are the oldest!
    TO
  • They're not very PLEASED ... their new car. It's broken down three times in one month!
    WITH
  • Tom's INTERESTED ... joining the army because he wants to see the world.
    IN
  • My mum's been MARRIED ... my stepfather for 20 years.
    TO
  • He's the first person in his family to go to university, so his parents are really PROUD ... him.
    OF
  • What time does your plane ARRIVE ... Brussels?
    IN
  • Katy's WORRIED ... her end-of-year exams. She thinks she's going to fail.
    ABOUT
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