Prepositions after Adjectives
Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English
ideal for, in, as, at or from?
- MPC would be ideal for the Army.
- Kalabagh is ideal in every way.
- Ideal as a PLAYER of the DAY award.
- At the moment, the Note 2 is ideal at 5.
"identical to" or "identical with"?
- This is almost identical to the 4.
- Jehosadak to be identical with R.
- They're identical in that sense.
- Do the identical for breathingin.
ignorant of, about, to, in or on?
- Ignorant of both meetings, Maj.
- I was hopelessly ignorant about it.
- Ignorant to bed bugs, I took it.
- So are the ignorant in the world.
ill with, in, for, at or of?
- Now I feel ill with the stress.
- Joint ill / Navel ill in calves.
- This bodes ILL for USA JRPGers.
- That set me ill at ease as well.
"illegal in" or "illegal for"?
- Penned hunts ILLEGAL in Florida now.
- It's called illegal for a reason.
- Yeah, it's illegal under US law.
- Pot was originally made illegal by W.
"immune to" or "immune from"?
- HOW TO BE IMMUNE AGAINST THE OPPRESSORS 1.
- Nobody is immune from the effects.
- They are not immune to the dangers.
implicit in, to, within, from or rather?
- The ontology implicit in it (i.
- The threat was implicit to the German princes.
- I think that is implicit within the term ' helpmeet.
- Their target should be implicit from what they have.
"important for" or "important to"?
- Important for buying decisions.
- YOUR PRIVACY IS IMPORTANT TO US.
- A CAR IS SO IMPORTANT IN SEOUL.
- This is the most important of the six.
impossible for, in, to, without or with?
- Impossible for me to actually do.
- Nothing is impossible in the NBA.
- It is impossible to not change.
- Democracy is impossible without it.
impressive in, for, with, to or on?
- It was less impressive in the U.
- That's impressive for a rabbit.
- Impressive with lots of interest.
- This was really impressive to me.
inappropriate for, in, to, with or as?
- Aamir is inappropriate for the role.
- Its inappropriate in all venues.
- That seemed inappropriate to me.
- I don't see anything inappropriate with this comment.
inclusive of, in, for, to or with?
- This is not inclusive of the $7.
- Transfers will be inclusive in the deal.
- We took the all inclusive for a week.
- This definition seems too inclusive to me.
incompatible with, for, in or to?
- Incompatible with: Reverse Mode.
- Science and religion are seen as incompatible for this reason.
- We were incompatible in the bedroom.
- This is not incompatible to a more equitable society.
inconsistent with, in, at, for or on?
- But this is inconsistent with 2.
- I'd inconsistent in my life plans.
- This leads to the metrics being inconsistent at times.
- This is very inconsistent for a serial killer.
indebted to, for, in, by or with?
- I am also greatly indebted to Mr.
- Both of which I am very grateful and indebted for.
- To each of them, I am indebted in a way.
- It stunned a misguided fan of the Deeply Indebted by forecasting successive defeats at Chelski and MugSmasherLand.
independent of, from, in, for or on?
- Each is independent of the other.
- LITCs are independent from the IRS.
- Power is independent in nature.
- We became independent for this.
indifferent to, about, towards, as or between?
- I was indifferent to the election.
- I am wholly indifferent about it.
- He is indifferent towards Jake.
- He seemed too indifferent as a vet caring for my dog.
"inevitable in" or "inevitable for"?
- It was inevitable in one sense.
- Ageing is inevitable for us all.
- Extreme stress is inevitable with moving.
- There's nothing inevitable about it.
inferior to, in, about, of or for?
- The Jewish women are inferior to the men.
- Yet all these tea were inferior in quality.
- There is nothing inferior about you or me.
- Be the inferior of no man, or of any men be superior.
influential in, on, of, to or for?
- France is also very influential in the EU.
- He is influential on this prakriti.
- The most influential of his followers was A.
- There are a number of influential tools out ther; i.
inherent in, to, within or with?
- It is inherent in the Dreaming.
- But this is inherent to the source.
- Make choices that radiate the power inherent within you.
- There are some things inherent with that position.
instrumental in, to, for or of?
- Instrumental in arranging it were Fr.
- Therefore it is instrumental to.
- You have truly been instrumental for my freedom.
- This is instrumental of the city's desire to grow.
integral to, in, of, for or over?
- Integral to that agenda is race war.
- See the integral in car physics.
- After all, isn't climate the integral of weather.
- All these details matter as they are integral for good engagement.
interesting to, for, in, about or with?
- The content was interesting to me.
- This has been interesting for me.
- INTERESTING in capital letters.
- Interesting about the scientists.
international in, at, for, on or with?
- International in Bangkok and Mr.
- Fourth One-Day International at Hambantota.
- Spurs signed the Portugal international for 6.
- Watch on CNN International on Saturday, June 16, at 4 a.
"invaluable to", "invaluable for" or "invaluable in"?
- Desley has been invaluable to me.
- It is invaluable in that situation.
- This has been invaluable for me.
- Matty has been invaluable as a messenger.
invisible to, in, from, for or on?
- It's invisible to the audience.
- This expression was invisible in Mr.
- Easy to do and invisible from the outside.
- We have been invisible for far too long.
involved in or with?
- Facts involved in the issue led W.
- Gorman was not involved with the research.
irish in, for, at, to or with?
- You clearly have a lot of Irish in you.
- That is Irish for School of Mary.
- You didn't learn Irish at school.
- This is very noticeable in Irish today.
irrelevant to, in, for, of or as?
- That's irrelevant to the study.
- God became irrelevant in his life.
- Reserves are irrelevant for banking.
- Irrelevant of how legendary it can be.