OF

AFRAID OF

She’s afraid of spiders.

ASHAMED OF

He was ashamed of his old clothes.

AWARE OF

We must be aware of the danger.

CAPABLE OF

She is capable of looking after herself.

CONSCIOUS OF

She isn’t conscious of the danger.

FOND OF

I’m fond of animals.

FULL OF

The bag is full of presents.

JEALOUS OF

I’m jealous of my boyfriend.

ABOUT

ANNOYED ABOUT

I’m annoyed about her visit.

ANXIOUS ABOUT

She was anxious about the test

HAPPY / EXCITED/ PLEASED ABOUT

I’m happy about the trip to Paris.

CERTAIN ABOUT

I’m not certain about my future.

RIGHT/WRONG ABOUT

You were right about the weather- it was freezing.

SORRY /UPSET ABOUT

I was sorry about this accident.

WITH

ANGRY WITH (SB)

She is angry with Kate for making such a silly mistake.

ANNOYED WITH (SB)

She is annoyed with Kate for making such a silly mistake.

BORED WITH również BY

I’m bored with the disco. Let’s go somewhere else.

CONNECTED WITH

He was connected with the crime

HAPPY WITH,  PLEASED WITH

I’m happy with my life. I’m pleased with my new car.

INCOMPATIBLE WITH

The marriage won’t last. They’re completely incompatible with each other.

OBSESSED WITH

He became obsessed with his revenge.

AT

ANGRY /ANNOYED AT ( STH)

She is always angry at something

BE GOOD/BAD AT

I’m good at tennis.

SURPRISED AT

She was surprised at the news.

ON

KEEN ON

The British are keen on football.

TO

ADDICTED TO

He is addicted to drugs.

ATTENTIVE TO

The staff at the hotel was very attentive to the customers.

GRATEFUL TO SB (FOR STH)

I’m grateful to you for all the help.

KIND TO

She is very kind to children and animals.

IMMUNE TO

My body is immune to flu.

INDIFFERENT TO

She is indifferent to the suffering of the children.

LIABLE TO ( LIKELY TO SUFFER FROM)

The area is liable to floods

MARRIED TO

Helen is married to Frank.

PRONE TO

This area is very prone to fog.

BY

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