Dependent Prepositions - Adjectives 1

Index

First, complete the table with the prepositions, then complete the sentences with an adjective. Click a word in the box below, then click on the appropriate gap. You can also type the words in the gaps.
AP01 ANSWERS EXPLANATION

from of for with

1) Arthur was too with his own life to notice his daughter’s problems.

2) The boy had grown sturdy and handsome, his blue eyes and fair hair so of his father.

3) Our accountant explained that we would receive the tax credit of our income level.

4) UK employers are legally obligated to provide a safe working environment from discrimination.

5) If you own a business, you can be for damages or injuries to another person or property.

6) Eusebio speaks English fluently, and seems well with British culture and literature.

7) The harmonious family is from harmonious connubiality, and harmonious parenthood.

8) The book is primarily with the use of images as historical evidence.

9) Alcoholics are for their ability to deceive themselves about the extent of their problem.

10) The Moon is unfortunately a barren body of atmosphere and liquid water.

1)	preoccupied with	engrossed in thought, distracted
2)	reminiscent of	reminding you of people or experiences in your past
3)	irrespective of	without considering something
4)	free from	not having something that is unwanted or unpleasant
5)	liable for	legally responsible for paying the cost of something
6)	acquainted with	familiar with sth, having read, seen or experienced it
7)	inseparable from	incapable of being separated or disjoined
8)	concerned with	be about something
9)	notorious for	famous for something bad
10)	devoid of	completely lacking in something