Learn the Correct Usage of Prepositions with Verbs and Adjectives

Enhance your English language skills by understanding and practicing the correct prepositions used with verbs and adjectives. This lesson covers examples and exercises to improve your grammar and vocabulary. Explore the nuances of prepositions through engaging content designed for learners of all levels.

• English language
• Prepositions
• Verbs
• Adjectives
• Grammar

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1. Verbs + prepositions, adjectives + prepositions Tematick oblast Slovn z soba a gramatika Datum vytvo en 5. 8. 2013 Ro n k 2.-4. ro n k, sexta-okt va Stru n obsah Materi l je zam en na opakov n sloves a p davn ch jmen s p edlo kami, v nich doch z k chyb m, a jejich procvi en Zp sob vyu it Materi l je mo no pou t k testov n v raz s p edlo kami, k v kladu a stn mu procvi en Autor Mgr. Dana Myn ov K d VY_32_INOVACE_04_AMYN11 24.7.2012 Gymn zium a Jazykov kola s pr vem st tn jazykov zkou ky Zl n

2. Fill in the gaps with the correct prepositions We should care . and help people in need even though we don t know them. I cared my baby brother when mother was sick. I am tired . listening to your criticisms. Yesterday my mum was unkind me since I hadn t tidied my room.

3. There was no difficulty . getting a copy of the lecture. My boss is not very tolerant lazy people. The waitress soon got difficulty with debts. This behaviour is typical . my sister. She is always complaining. Nowadays even young children are familiar . new technologies.

4. Answer key We should care about and help people in need even though we don t know them. I cared for my baby brother when mother was sick. I am tired of listening to your criticisms. Yesterday my mum was unkind to me since I didn t tidy my room.

5. There was no difficulty in getting a copy of the lecture. My boss is not very tolerant of lazy people. The waitress soon got into difficulty with debts. This behaviour is typical of my sister. She is always complaining. Nowadays even young children are familiar with new technologies.

6. Look out! Care for means 1) like, love: I m fond of her but I don t care for her husband. 2) treat, be responsible of, take care of: Our neighbours are going to care for our dog when we are on holiday.

7. Care about means be interested, be concerned, mostly in negative sentences: I don care (about) what will happen with him. Typical of sb/st = having the usual qualities or features of a particular person, thing or group. But: The weather at the moment is not typical for July.

8. Work in pairs or groups. Ask and answer the questions: What don t you care about? What are your parents tired of? Who has been unkind to you recently? What is typical of Czech culture?

9. Zdroje www.thefreedictionary.org HORNBY, A.S.:Oxford Advanced Learner s Dictionary. Oxford University Press 2000.ISBN 0194315851