Subject: Grammar
A prepositional phrase consists of a preposition plus a noun or pronoun (the object of the preposition). The object of the preposition is just a fancy name for the noun or pronoun that that follows the preposition. It is a word which shows the relation of noun/ pronoun.
new to | loyal to | fatal to | harmful to | faithful to |
kind to | injurious to | superior to | obedient to | rude to |
similar to | cruel to | inferior to | liable to | polite to |
clever at | shocked at | bad at | quick at | good at |
efficient at | expert at | astonished at | prompt at | lucky at |
afraid of | ahead of | ashamed of | assist with | alternate to |
acquainted with | agree with | agree with | aware of | accuse of |
absorbed in | abstain from (avoid) | accustomed to | avail of (to get benefit) | apart from |
agree to | borrow from | bent for | beneficial to | by the taxi |
by air | on horse-back | on foot | boast of | compare with |
care for | dream of | content with | congratulate on | contray to |
dependent on | deprive of | envious of | revenge on | prohibit from |
popular with | mad after | repent of | remind of | stare at |
thirst for | cause of | curse to | certain of | delight in |
different from | desirous of | die of | eager for | relay on |
remedy for | owe to | knock down | sick of | true to |
useful to | unknown to | wrong about | yield to | wait for |
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