Prepositions after Adjectives

A B C DEF G H I K L M N O P R S T U V W Y

easy for, on, in, to or with?

It's easy for the bugs to go in.
It is simple, easy on the eyes.
It seemed so easy in my memory.
Friends never came easy to him.

"effective in", "effective at" or "effective for"?

Effective in reducing air pollution.
Look's like SMT is effective for LBP.
The most effective at any time.
Not effective on class F fires.

eligible for, to, in or under?

Am I eligible for the freeze? No.
You may be eligible to a reduced fee.
Which it will be eligible in July 2013.
This made all those eligible under U.

equal to, in, of, with or before?

With our dollar equal to the U.
Beloved by nature equal in age.
So they can claim to be equal of men.
Accomplish equal with your bed.

equivalent to, in, for, of or at?

Equivalent to longitude on earth.
They're not equivalent in extent.
This is mac's equivalent for Visio.
That is equivalent of RM 740 million.

"essential for" or "essential to"?

Essential for the homesearcher.
I t is essential to: Know the territory.
It's essential in the Zen room.
Sparkboard was essential as a guide.

"evident in" or "evident from"?

As evident in the first table in 5.
This was very evident from the way Mr.
Its seriousness is evident to all.
It is very evident by the way it is designed.

"expensive for" or "expensive in"?

Expensive for a tinted lip balm.
This is very expensive in time.
A room with AC is expensive at Rs.
It's so expensive to snowboard.