Prepositions with Emotions and Time

This video tutorial covers the usage of prepositions, focusing on their placement before nouns or pronouns to indicate position, place, direction, or time. It explains specific prepositions used with words like 'agree', 'afraid', 'angry', 'grateful', 'similar', and 'accustomed'. The tutorial also differentiates between 'for' and 'since' in terms of time, and clarifies the distinction between prepositions and adverbs, emphasizing that prepositions are followed by a noun or pronoun.

What is the role of a preposition in a sentence?

• To modify a verb

• To describe a noun

• To indicate position, place, direction, or time

• To connect clauses

Which preposition is used with 'agree' when referring to a person?

• for

• at

• with

• to

Which preposition is used with 'afraid'?

• of

• to

• with

• at

What preposition is used with 'proud'?

• with

• of

• to

• at

Which preposition is used with 'ashamed'?

• at

• with

• of

• to

Which preposition is used with 'composed'?

• with

• at

• to

• of

Which preposition is used with 'consist'?

• with

• to

• of

• at

When talking about people, which preposition is used with 'angry'?

• to

• for

• with

• at

Which preposition is used with 'grateful' when referring to a person?

• with

• for

• at

• to

Which preposition is used with 'similar'?

• with

• to

• for

• as