Prepositions
I had a long night yesterday. I wanted to get some sleep, but my sister woke me up _ noon.
At
When my head hurts, I just drink vodka and the headache goes away.
0 conditional
Watching the latest Marvel movie was depressed/depressing
depressing
She works at the hospital or a clinic
doctor OR physician OR nurse
He fixes cars
car mechanic
Finally, I found a stable job. Now I work _ Apple!
At or For
If I decided to punch Khabib Nurmogamedov, I would end up as a graffiti on the wall.
2nd conditional
Do you know how hard it is to write an actual code? It is exhausted/exhausting!
exhausting
He fights in a cage like a gladiator
fighter OR athlete
She is the head of the school
principal OR headmaster
That dude _ a motorcycle is wearing a pretty good leather jacket.
On
All the darkness goes away, when the suns comes up.
0 conditional
I have been working all day and now I'm tired/tiring.
I need to get a nap before I do anything.
tired
She works at the bank, cashes checks, takes deposits, and hands out money.
banker OR bank teller
He at a restaurant makes delicious food
cook OR chef
Working _ a senior programmer _ a large tech corporation definitely has it's benefits.
As, For
She will most definitely miss the bus, if she doesn't leave soon
1st conditional
Nancy said that she was bored/boring at the lecture. The way I see it, we need to up our game.
bored
He works at the animal hospital
veterinarian
He/She fixes your pipes
plumber
I used to work _ personal shopper _ Ezra Miller. After some time I realized that it was bad _ my mental health.
As, For, For
Unfortunately won't be able to attend the party, unless I finish all of my tasks.
1st conditional
So this event that I attended was shock! Performers were humiliated/humiliating, because they acted poorly. I felt embarrassed/embarrassing.
humiliated, embarrassed
She has her own chocolate workshop, creating marvelous works of art with chocolate
chocolatier
He/She is in charge of a store
manager