Preposiciones Flashcards
Demand
FOR ———– They made a demand for better working conditions.
Need
FOR ———– I have a need for more information.
Reason
FOR ———– What is the reason for your absence?
Advantage
OF ———– One advantage of living in the city is easy access to amenities.
Disadvantage
OF ———– A major disadvantage of working from home is the lack of social interaction.
Cause
OF ———– The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Picture
OF ———– She showed me a picture of her new house.
Photo
OF ———– I took a photo of the beautiful sunset.
Map
OF ———– Let’s check the map of the city to find our way.
Plan
OF ———– He presented a detailed plan of the project.
Drawing
OF ———– She made a drawing of a beautiful landscape.
Increase
IN ———– There has been an increase in temperature.
Decrease
IN ———– We observed a decrease in sales this quarter.
Rise
IN ———– The sun will rise in the east tomorrow.
Fall
IN ———– The leaves fall in autumn.
Damage
TO ———– The storm caused extensive damage to the crops.
Invitation
TO ———– I received an invitation to the wedding.
Solution
TO ———– We need to find a solution to this problem.
Key
TO ———– She handed the key to the new employee.
Answer
TO ———– Please provide an answer to the question.
Reply
TO ———– I sent a quick reply to his email.
Reaction
TO ———– His reaction to the news was surprising.
Attitude
TO ———– She has a positive attitude to challenges.
Relationship
WITH OR BETWEEN ———– The relationship between the two countries improved.
Connection
WITH OR BETWEEN ———– There is a strong connection between music and emotions.
Contact
WITH OR BETWEEN ———– Maintain regular contact with your clients.
Difference
BETWEEN ———– What is the difference between these two options?
Nice
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It is nice of you to help with the cleaning.
Good
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It is good of him to offer his assistance.
Generous
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It was generous of them to donate to the charity.
Polite
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It is polite of you to hold the door open.
Rude
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It is rude of him to interrupt the conversation.
Friendly
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– She is always friendly to newcomers.
Silly
OF (TO DO SOMETHING) TO (SOMEBODY) ———– It is silly of them to ignore the warning.
Angry
ABOUT (SOMETHING); WITH (SOMEBODY) FOR (SOMETHING) ———– She is angry about the delay in the project.
Annoyed
ABOUT (SOMETHING); WITH (SOMEBODY) FOR (SOMETHING) ———– He is annoyed about the constant noise.
Furious
ABOUT (SOMETHING); WITH (SOMEBODY) FOR (SOMETHING) ———– She is furious with him for breaking the promise.
Upset
ABOUT (SOMETHING); WITH (SOMEBODY) FOR (SOMETHING) ———– They are upset about the recent changes.
Excited
ABOUT (A SITUATION) ———– She is excited about the upcoming vacation.
Worried
ABOUT (A SITUATION) ———– He is worried about the economic downturn.
Nervous
ABOUT (A SITUATION) ———– She is nervous about the job interview.
Happy
ABOUT (A SITUATION) ———– We are happy about the positive feedback.
Pleased
WITH ———– He is pleased with the new arrangements.
Satisfied
WITH ———– The customer is satisfied with the service.
Happy
WITH ———– They are happy with the final product.
Delighted
WITH ———– She was delighted with the surprise party.
Disappointed
WITH ———– He was disappointed with the outcome.
Surprised
AT OR BY ———– I was surprised at the sudden turn of events.
Shocked
AT OR BY ———– She was shocked by the news of the accident.
Amazed
AT OR BY ———– We were amazed at the spectacular performance.
Astonished
AT OR BY ———– The audience was astonished by the magician’s tricks.
Upset
AT OR BY ———– She was upset at the criticism from her colleagues.
Impressed
WITH OR BY ———– He was impressed with her presentation skills.
Fed up
WITH ———– I am fed up with the constant delays.
Bored
WITH ———– She is bored with the repetitive tasks.
Tired
OF ———– I am tired of the same routine every day.
Sick
OF ———– He is sick of the constant excuses.
Sorry
ABOUT (SOMETHING THAT HAPPENED OR SOMETHING YOU DID); FOR (SOMETHING YOU DID) ———– She is sorry about the misunderstanding.
Feel
FOR (SMDY WHO IS IN A BAD SITUATION) ———– I feel for those affected by the natural disaster.
Be sorry
FOR (SMDY WHO IS IN A BAD SITUATION) ———– He is sorry for those who lost their jobs.
Afraid
OF ———– She is afraid of spiders.
Frightened
OF ———– The children were frightened of the loud noise.
Terrified
OF ———– He is terrified of heights.
Scared
OF ———– She is scared of the dark.
Proud
OF ———– We are proud of your achievements.
Ashamed
OF ———– He felt ashamed of his behavior.
Jealous
OF ———– She is jealous of her friend’s success.
Envious
OF ———– He is envious of his neighbor’s new car.
Suspicious
OF ———– The detective was suspicious of the stranger’s behavior.
Critical
OF ———– She is critical of the new policy.
Tolerant
OF ———– They are tolerant of different opinions.
