Verb + Preposition
The small town lifestyle doesn't appeal much _____ me. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
The small town lifestyle doesn't appeal much to me.
I was rather astonished ______ the way people treated me when I moved in the city. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
I was rather astonished at the way people treated me when I moved in the city.
Last night I dreamed _____ my ex-boyfriend. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
Last night I dreamed about my ex-boyfriend.
I was frightened _____ everything when I was a child. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
I was frightened of / about everything when I was a child.
He arrived ____ the party when we where already leaving. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
He arrived at the party when we where already leaving.
We were astonished ______ the natural beauty of the place. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
We were astonished at / by the natural beauty of the place.
we haven't heard ______ Mike since he moved to New Zeland. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
we haven't heard from Mike since he moved to New Zeland.
My wife and I were really impressed ______ people. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
My wife and I were really impressed by / with people.
Mark arrived ____ New York last Tuesday. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
Mark arrived in New York last Tuesday.
The calm demeanor characteristics ____ small town people contributes to a healthier lifestyle. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
The calm demeanor characteristics of small town people contributes to a healthier lifestyle.
Coast city? I've never heard ____ this place before. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
Coast city? I've never heard of this place before.
My kids are so indifferent ________ everythin that goes in town. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
My kids are so indifferent to everythin that goes in town.
If we compare our city _______ a big metropolis, I think we have more advantages than disadvatages. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
If we compare our city to/ with a big metropolis, I think we have more advantages than disadvatages.
This place is very different ____ home. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
This place is very different from / to home.
I've heard some weird stories _____ that old abandoned house. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
I've heard some weird stories about that old abandoned house.
My wife grew up in a small town very similar _______ the town I where I lived, and we both got out for the same reason. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
My wife grew up in a small town very similar to the town I where I lived, and we both got out for the same reason.
I've always dreamed _____ moving to the country. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
I've always dreamed of/ about moving to the country.
Our town is famous ______ its spring festival. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
Our town is famous for its spring festival.
I prefer the noise and the pollution in the city _____ the complete boredom of country life. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
I prefer the noise and the pollution in the city to the complete boredom of country life.
Amsterdam has all the benefits of a metropolis but none of the problems that are typical _____ the big cities. (at, of, about, with, by, from, for, in, to)
Amsterdam has all the benefits of a metropolis but none of the problems that are typical of the big cities.