Prepositions after Adjectives

"early in", "early on" or "early for"?

• It is very early in the season.
• Might be a bit early for worry.
• I'd always up early on Saturday.
• I'd early to bed early to rise and.

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.

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"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.

"efficient in" or "efficient at"?

• We're efficient in the pass game.
• They are efficient at doing this.
• This makes things efficient for you.
• It's very efficient with code and assets.

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.

"emotional about" or "emotional for"?

• I get emotional about technology.
• It was emotional for all of us.
• Women are 95% emotional in nature.
• Just hard not be emotional at this.

empty of, for, in, at or on?

• Mental-contact is empty of self.
• That mine had sat empty for years.
• Their houses stand empty in winter.
• The US office was empty at 5 PM.

enthusiastic about, in, for, with or at?

• Enthusiastic about its impressive.
• Wong is enthusiastic in education.
• They're enthusiastic for others to sign up.
• Everything was enthusiastic with Helvi.

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.

"everyday for" or "everyday in"?

• I thank God everyday for my position.
• I was there everyday in the end.
• The boys play everyday with them.
• S DOLLARS everyday of the week.

"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.

"excellent for" or "excellent in"?

• Excellent for several ailments.
• Service: excellent in all areas.
• Verts is excellent at the back.
• He will be excellent with? Madrid.

excited about, for, by, at or over?

• I'd excited about the possible.
• I was so excited for this trip.
• Her am achieving excited by it.
• I'd even all excited at the idea.

exciting for, to, about, in or of?

• How exciting for a 12 year old.
• This stuff is so exciting to me.
• Nothing too exciting about that.
• But it was exciting in hindsight.

"exclusive to" or "exclusive of"?

• I won't be exclusive to the studio.
• Any such prices are exclusive of VAT.
• These are exclusive for Allah (S.
• We are always exclusive in quality.

exempt from, under, by, for or in?

• Fathers are not exempt from this rule.
• The loan is not exempt under the provisions of paragraph 15(2.
• Garbage wagons were seen on the streets after this with the sign, ' Exempt by Strike Committee.
• He was exempt for the tiniest of moments.

"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.

extra for, in, on, to or from?

• Paid the extra for the airbags.
• I was an extra in a church scene.
• Claim this extra on form IHT402.
• Do not add anything extra to it.