Adjective + preposition

English

1 answer:

forsale [732]3 years ago

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Answer:

I'm (useless at) sports.

I'm (involved in) organizing the charity match.

I'm (afraid of ) ghosts.

I'm (keen to) be a part of the volunteer group.

I'm (disappointed with) myself for not trying harder.

Explanation:

Adjectives modify or describe the nouns while prepositions tell the position or relation of a noun or a pronoun with the other elements in a sentence. And an adjective + preposition is also known as adjective prepositional phrase.

Using an adjective + preposition to provide information about myself are as follows-

I'm useless at sports.

I'm involved in organizing the charity match.

I'm afraid of ghosts.

I'm keen to be a part of the volunteer group.

I'm disappointed with myself for not trying harder.

The words in bolded and italics are the adjectives + prepositions.

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