Dependent Prepositions - Adjectives 2

Index
First complete the table with the prepositions and then complete the sentences with an adjective and preposition from the table.
AP02 ANSWERS EXPLANATION
adjacent
detrimental
equivalent
peculiar
superior
vulnerable
 hard
incumbent
insistent
intent
reliant
vague
 engrossed
fluent
implicit
inherent
lacking
negligent
 diffident
fussy
ignorant
knowledgeable
sentimental
specific
1) John pretended to be about the new company project although he knew nothing about the deal.
2) Since he was behind in the polls, the politician was about his chance of winning the election.
3) English spoken in Cork has a large number of dialect words that are to the city and environs.
4) We believe that it is on us to do everything possible to ensure that safety is paramount.
5) Although theft is the most common crime against tourists, they are to other crimes as well.
6) Danielle was so in her work that she frequently stayed up until the small hours.
7) Risk is in every business venture, but it is inevitably higher when you are pushing the limits.
8) The fumes generated during arc welding are to human health because of dangerous nanoparticles.
9) Volleyball is still largely on players drafted straight out of high school.
10) These details are so in the scenography of Britain that we barely notice them.
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