Prepositions after Adjectives
Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English
general of, in, for, at or on?
- See, Attorney General of Guam v.
- His advice is general in nature.
- Attorney General for Canada (1930 A.
- The Secretary General at the U.
"generous with", "generous to" or "generous in"?
- Be generous with your courtesy.
- That's a bit generous in my eyes.
- Najib is indeed generous to a fault.
- Very generous of you mondeomam.
"glad for" or "glad of"?
- Glad for the joy of the events.
- I'd glad of the recommendation.
- Most of us are glad about this.
- Let us rejoice and be glad in it.
global in, to, with, as or for?
- Our practice is global in scope.
- These levels range from global to sub-national.
- We are already going global with it.
- Others go global as a market expansion strategy.
"good for" or "good at"?
- Good for the coming generation.
- They were getting good at that.
- Regardless, it's good info, Dr.
- Good on you for recognizing it.
"grateful for" or "grateful to"?
- Grateful for the refiners fire.
- There is hope and I'd grateful of it.
- I am grateful to the right hon.
great for, in, at, with or on?
- Yep thats great for the planet.
- The flight was great in and out.
- USA is not great at everything.
- Also great with added beetroot.
guilty of, to, about, for or in?
- Muslims are guilty of the same.
- JAMAICAN DEEJAY PLEADS GUILTY TO U.
- I'd feeling so guilty about it.
- And I feel guilty for it! Silly.