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    Evans v. Dooley J. New Round Up 5 Students Book 2011 p208

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    Appendix 1: Verbs, Adjectives,

    Nouns with Prepositions


    A accuse sb 9f (doing) sth (v) annoyed with sb for dOing sth ask sb for sth (but: ask sb a
    advantage of (n) (adD question) (v)
    afraid of sb / sth (adD apologise to sb for sth (v) associate with sb (v)
    aim at sb / sth (v) apply to sb for sth (v) astonished at / by sth (adD
    amazed at / by sth (adD arrive at (a small place) (but: attitude towards / to (n)
    angry at / with sb for doing sth arrive home) (v) aware of sth (adD
    (adD arrive in (a big place) (v)
    annoyed about sth (adD ashamed of sb / sth (adD
    B bad at sth (adD blame sb / sth for sth (v) borrow sth from sb (v)
    believe in sth (v) (put the) blame on sb / sth (n) brilliant at sth (adD
    belong to sb (v) bored with sth (adD bump into sb / sth (v)
    C (in) capable of sth (adD clever at sth (but: clever of sb (in) connection with sb / sth
    care about sb / sth (v) to do sth) (adD a connection between two
    care for sb / sth (= look come from (v) things) (n)
    after/like) (v) compare sth/sb to sth/sb else conscious of sth (adD
    take care of (exp) (= show the likeness between) (v) consist of sth (v)
    cause of (n) compare sth / sb with sth / sb contact with sb / sth (but:
    change sth for sth (= exchange else (= examine people or contact between two things) (n)
    one thing for another) (v) things to find similarities and convert into (v)
    charge sb for (= ask sb to pay) differences) (v) crash into sb / sth (v)
    (v) (nothing can) compare with crowded with (people etc) (adD
    charge sb with (= accuse sb sth (= nothing is as good as) (v) cruel to sb / sth (adD
    of) (v) complain to sb about sth / sb (v) cruelty towards / to (n)
    cheque for (n) concentrate on sth (v) take care of sb / sth (= look
    congratulate sb on (doing) sth (v) after) (v)
    D damage to (n) difference between two things dissatisfied with (adD
    deal with (v) (n) divide sth into (v)
    decide on (v) different from / to sb / sth (adD dream about sb / sth (v)
    delighted with sth (adD disadvantage of (n) dream of being / doing sth
    demand for (n) disappointed with sth (adD (= imagine) (v)
    depend on sb / sth (v) discuss sth with sb (v) drive into sb / sth (v)
    die of (an illness) (v)
    E engaged to sb (adD excellent at sth (adj) explain sth to sb (v)
    escape from (v) excited about (adD excuse sb for sth (v)
    F fail in (v) forgive sb for sth (v) furious about sth (adD
    famous for sth (adD (un)friendly to sb (adD furious with sb for doing sth
    fed up with sth (adD frightened of sb / sth (adD (adD
    fond of sb / sth (adD full of sth (adD
    G generous to sb (but: generous good to sb (but: good of sb to grateful to sb for sth (adD
    of sb to do sth) (adD do sth) (adD
    good at sth (adD
    H happen to sb / sth (v) hear from (= receive a letter) (v) hope for sth (v)
    head for (v) hear of sb / sth (= know that (no) hope of (n)
    hear about (= be told) (v) sb/sth exists) (v) hopeless at sth (adD
    I impatient with (adD increase in (n) introduce sb to sb (v)
    impressed by / with sb / sth insist on (v) invitation to (n)
    (adD interested in sth (adD invite sb to (v)
    J jealous of sb / sth (adD

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