Verb + preposition

What does it mean if you "agree with" someone?

• 
  You think the same as them.
  

• You disagree with them.

• You argue with them.

If you are "interested in" something, what do you do?

• You ignore it.

• You like it and want to know more.

• You are afraid of it.

When you are "concerned about" something, how do you feel?

• You are not worried at all.

• You are excited.

• You are worried or care about it.

What does "think about" mean?

• To forget something.

• To focus on or consider something.

• To ignore something.

If you are "upset about" something, how do you feel?

• You are happy.

• You are sad or angry.

• You are bored.

What happens when you "profit from" something?

• You lose something important.

• You gain something good, like money or benefit.

• You give something away.

If you "agree with" your friend, what do you do?

• You argue with them.

• You have the same opinion.

• You ignore them.

What does it mean to be "interested in" a new book?

• You want to read it and learn more.

• You don’t like reading it.

• You forget about it.

If you are "concerned about" your homework, how do you feel?

• You are excited to finish it.

• You are worried it won’t be done.

• You don’t care about it.

When you "profit from" selling lemonade, what happens?

• You earn some money.

• You give away all the lemonade for free.

• You lose money.