Dependent prepositions Things in common
Make statements about yourself or ask your partner questions to try and find things in common for as many of the sentences below as you can
Verbs
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us believe _____________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us find it difficult to concentrate _____
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us would forgive_________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us object ______________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us often worry __________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us rely _______________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us try to prevent _________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us usually apologise_____________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us have got used ______ recently/ yet
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are looking forward ___________
Adjectives
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are certain _________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are optimistic ________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are serious _________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are hopeless/ useless _________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are often late _______________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us often get angry _____________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are fed up _________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are allergic _________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are fond ___________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are afraid __________________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are often irritated ____________
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us think our country is unlikely _____
We both/ We all/ Neither of us/ None of us are proud ____________
Ask about any sentences above that you couldn’t complete or couldn’t understand.
Write at least one preposition in each gap above that needs it. Note that some don’t need a preposition.
Find at least one sentence above that takes each of these prepositions:
about
at
by
for
in
of
on
to
with
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