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Adjective + Preposition: | Sample sentence: |
(be) capable of | Do you think Terry is capable of lying? |
(be) cluttered with | Harold seems to be writing a report. His desk is cluttered with piles of books. |
(be) committed to | Unless you are committed
to work hard, you will never be successful in business.
We are committed to the principle that education should be available for all children. |
(be) composed of | Do you know what sites the ESLoop is composed of? |
(be) concerned about | Edgar has never been concerned about what other people say about him. |
(be) connected to | Which port should the printer be connected to? |
(be) content with | Marilyn has recently been promoted. Now she is content with her job. |
(be) convinced of | Cory is accused of breaking in a house and stealing a TV, but I am convinced of his innocence. I really believe he didn't do it! |
(be) coordinated with | The Navy carried out a surprise attack, which was coordinated with a full-scale offensive launched early by the Army. |
(be) crowded into (a room) | Twelve people were crowded
into the elevator when it broke down.
When I was young, five of my brothers were crowded into one bedroom. |
(be) crowded with (these people) | The local kids like to hang around the mall, which is always crowded with shoppers. |