A. Match the sentences below together.
1. I’m interested in → e. all French. She got 90% in her last test.
2. Boris is absent → d. at me, because I just received a promotion.
3. I’m bored → c. of driving, because he’s just bought a new car.
4. My dad got angry → b. about cars. He didn’t come home last night.
5. He isn’t very good → a. about his new apartment in the world.
6. I’m not very keen → g. on old design, but I love programming.
7. Manchester United is famous → f. for being a click-it-or-ticket state.
8. I’m really worried → h. about school today, because it’s rainy.
9. Police and fire are needed → i. in football team.
10. I’m not scared → j. with helping the kids. I need to be by myself.
B. Pair up, describe the pictures using the adjective-preposition collocations above.
C. Complete each question with the correct preposition. Then, ask and answer the questions with your partner.
1. What are you interested in?
2. Are you interested in going on holiday?
3. What is your teacher famous for?
4. Which subject are you not very good at or in?
5. What do you get angry about? / What makes you angry?
6. How often are you absent from class?
7. Do you get jealous of people?
8. What are you scared of?
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of preposition or adverb worksheet answers.
