Adjective + preposition
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nice / kind / good / generous / polite / stupid / silly etc... somebody (to do something)
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Thank you. It was very kind ... you to help me.
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It is stupid ... me to go out without a coat in such cold weather.
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(be) nice / kind / good / generous / polite / rude / friendly / cruel etc... somebody
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They have always been very nice ... me.
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Why were you so unfriendly ... Lucy?
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angry / annoyed / furious / upset ... something
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angry / annoyed / furious / upset ... somebody FOR doing something
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There’s no point in getting angry ... things that don’t matter.
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Are you annoyed ... me for being late?
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Lisa is upset ... not being invited to the party.
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excited / worried / nervous / happy etc... a situation
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Are you nervous ... the exam?
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pleased / satisfied / happy / delighted / disappointed ... something you receive, or the result of something
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They were delighted ... the present I gave them.
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Were you happy ... your exam results?
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surprised / shocked / amazed / astonished / upset ... something
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Everybody was surprised ... the news.
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I hope you weren’t shocked ... what I said.
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impressed ... somebody/something
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I’m very impressed ... her English. It’s very good.
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fed up ... something
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I don’t enjoy my job any more. I’m fed up ... it.
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I don’t enjoy my job any more. I’m bored ... it.
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tired ... something
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Come on, let’s go! I’m tired ... waiting.
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Come on, let’s go! I’m sick ... waiting.
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sorry ... a situation or something that happened
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I’m sorry ... the mess. I’ll clear it up later.
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Sorry ... last night.(something that happened last night)
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sorry ... something you did
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Alex is very sorry ... what he said.
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I’m sorry ... shouting at you yesterday.
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feel / be sorry ... somebody who is in a bad situation
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I feel sorry ... Matt. He’s had a lot of bad luck.
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nice ... somebody (to do something) It was very nice ... her to drive you home.
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kind ... somebody (to do something) It's very kind ... you to help us.
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generous ... somebody (to do something) It was very generous ... Mister Grayson to give you his box tonight.
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polite ... somebody (to do something) It's very polite ... you.
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stupid ... somebody (to do something) It was very stupid ... you to have been lured into this scheme.
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silly ... somebody (to do something) Sorry, it's silly ... me...
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be nice ... somebody It is so nice ... meet you too, Malcolm.
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be kind ... somebody You've all been very kind ... me here in Charleston.
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be good ... somebody Always good ... tell a long story while people are aiming guns at you.
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be generous ... somebody I am a man of great wealth, and I can be very generous ... my allies.
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be polite ... somebody I was just being polite ... your girlfriend.
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be rude ... somebody You were just incredibly rude ... my good friend for no reason.
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be friendly ... somebody Turns out you guys aren't so friendly ... other dragons.
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be cruel ... somebody New York can be pretty cruel ... strangers.
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angry ... something You seem a little angry ... your past life.
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annoyed ... something No point in getting annoyed ... something like that.
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furious ... something He's furious ... what happened to Mara.
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upset ... something I know you're upset ... last night.
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angry ... somebody FOR doing something I know you are angry ... me.
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annoyed ... somebody FOR doing something Look, I understand you're annoyed ... me.
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furious ... somebody FOR doing something I was furious ... my brother, and Cathy too. What they did is unacceptable.
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upset ... somebody FOR doing something God was very upset ... Israel.
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excited ... a situation I'm very excited ... working with the FBI.
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worried ... a situation Honey, I'm worried ... you.
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nervous ... a situation I'm just really nervous ... meeting your mom.
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happy ... a situation I'm so happy ... that.
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pleased ... something you receive, or the result of something D'Hoffryn is not pleased ... my work.
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satisfied ... something you receive, or the result of something Sir, I guarantee you will be satisfied ... this watch.
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happy ... something you receive, or the result of something In general I am happy ... my life.
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delighted ... something you receive, or the result of something Everyone should therefore be delighted ... this situation.
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disappointed ... something you receive, or the result of something I am very disappointed ... your response.
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surprised ... something I was surprised ... what happened.
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shocked ... something Everyone on the team is shocked ... her death.
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amazed ... something He was absolutely amazed ... this.
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astonished ... something I'm astonished ... the two of you.
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upset ... something Why are you not upset ... this news?
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bored ... something I enjoyed my course at first, but after a time I got bored ... it.
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sick ... something Alex, I'm sick ... it.
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afraid ... something I'm afraid ... flying.
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frightened ... something Are you frightened ... snakes?
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terrified ... something I'm terrified ... the dark.
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scared ... something He's scared ... spiders.
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fond ... something She was very fond ... horses.
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proud ... something I was so proud ... my soprano voice.
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ashamed ... something I have never been so ashamed ... myself.
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jealous ... something And you're still jealous ... my score.
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envious ... something Anyway, have you finished being envious ... my car?
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suspicious ... something He is very suspicious ... you.
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critical ... something You were critical ... our marriage.
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tolerant ... something We were quite tolerant ... your activities.
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aware ... something I think people aren't aware ... that.
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conscious ... something Be very conscious ... what we're doing.
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capable ... something Anybody capable ... thought must approve it.
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incapable ... something Maybe you are just incapable ... trust.
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full ... something This place was full ... food.
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short ... something Sorry, we are short ... space
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typical ... something Spicy food is very typical ... the food in the south of the country.
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certain ... something He was quite certain ... attacker's identity.
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sure ... something I'm not sure ... this dress.
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good ... something He is good ... cooking.
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bad ... something I'm very bad ... cooking
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brilliant ... something My sister is brilliant ... English.
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better ... something She is much better ... tennis than I am.
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hopeless ... something I'm hopeless ... sports.
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married ... somebody o how long have you been married ... Nicky?
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engaged ... somebody She was engaged ... some guy in the army.
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similar ... somebody/something My new shoes are very similar ... a pair I had before.
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different ... OR... Emily is completely different ... her sister. | Royal Academy is no different ... any other major museum.
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interested ... something He didn't seem very interested ... what I was saying.
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keen ... something She's keen ... playing tennis.
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dependent ... something It's very easy to become dependent ... sleeping pills.
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independent ... something Nature at least exists independent ... our will and desires.
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crowded ... something Our borders are crowded ... people wanting to enter.
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famous ... something Scotland is famous ... its spectacular countryside.
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responsible ... something The city council is responsible ... keeping the streets clean.
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