Prepositions:
about, from, to, of
about, from, to, of
Maya is worried ____ passing the test, but I'm not.
about
Alice isn't interested ______ for a new job. (look)
in looking
Would you mind ______ the door?
opening/closing
Mr. Lee asked his wife ________ him the butter. (pass)
to pass
******Daily double*******
John enjoys listening to music, or John enjoys to listen to music.
listening.
You are capable ______ better work. (do)
of doing
I have a lot of homework. I'll call you when I'm finished _______.
studying/practicing/reading
Jane enjoys ________ games on weekends. (play)
playing
My doctor told me exercising more often, or my doctor told me to exercise more often.
My doctor told me to exercise more often.
Eric has a good excuse _____ not coming to class. He was sick.
for
******Daily double*******
She's looking forward _______that restaurant. (try)
to trying
Tony mentioned________ the bus to school instead of walking.
taking/riding
******Daily double*******
Elena hopes _________ her birthday with a big party. (celebrate)
to celebrate
I started to work, or I started working.
both
******Daily double*******
The children are looking forward _____ the party today.
to
I believe ______ honest at all times. (be)
in being
******Daily double*******
I appreciate _______ able to study in a quiet place.
being
Mark seems ___________ in a good mood today. (be)
to be
Maria loves to swim in the ocean, or Maria loves swimming in the ocean.
both
When Jan was 20 years old, she dreamt ____ living in Sweden.
of/about
We're thinking __________out for a meal. (go)
of going
I wanted to go to Mexico but Sally suggested ______ to Hawaii.
going/traveling
Even though I asked the people in front of me at the movie _______ quiet, they kept_______. (be, talk)
to be, talking
The computer quit working after the power went out, or the computer quit to work after the power went out.
The computer quit working after the power went out