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EXTENSION Adjectives Followed by Prepositions Adjectives Followed by Prepositions Molti aggettivi in inglese sono seguiti da preposizioni quando sono usati come predicati. La preposizione è fissa e l’uso di una preposizione diversa da essa può cambiare il significato della parola. Di seguito è riportata una lista degli aggettivi seguiti da preposizione più comuni. • Angry angry at arrabbiato per qualcosa angry with arrabbiato con qualcuno • Annoyed annoyed at contrariato per qualcosa annoyed with contrariato con qualcuno • Blind blind in cieco blind to cieco in senso figurato • Born born of nato da born in nato in • Concerned concerned about preoccupato per concerned for preoccupato di concerned in coinvolto in • Disappointed disappointed in deluso in disappointed with insoddisfatto di • Familiar familiar to noto a familiar with ferrato in • Good good at bravo in good for buono per • Hidden hidden by nascosto da qualcosa/qualcuno hidden from nascosto, che non si vede • Impatient impatient for impaziente per impatient with intollerante con • Involved involved in coinvolto in involved with coinvolto sentimentalmente • Moved moved by convinto da moved to commosso moved with mosso a • Secure secure against sicuro contro secure from al sicuro da • Sure sure about sicuro di qualcosa sure of sicuro di qualcuno Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco EXTENSION Adjectives Followed by Prepositions Di seguito sono riportati alcuni aggettivi di uso comune, raggruppati in base alla preposizione da cui sono seguiti, con l’indicazione, dove possibile, del significato generale sottinteso da tale uso. About Esprimere emozioni nei confronti di qualcosa o a causa di qualcuno o qualcosa. • Certain Certo • Curious Curioso • Doubtful Dubbioso • GladContento • HappyFelice • Honest Onesto • Sad Triste • Serious Serio • Worried Preoccupato • Wrong Sbagliato At Esprimere capacità nel fare qualcosa. • BadCattivo • Clever Diligente • Expert Esperto • Good Buono • Hopeless Disperato • Quick Veloce • Slow Lento At Esprimere una reazione di fronte a qualcuno o qualcosa. • Amazed Stupito • Amused Divertito • Astonished Meravigliato • Excited Entusiasta • Relieved Sollevato • Shocked Sconvolto • Surprised Sorpreso For • • • • • • Bad for your health Dannoso per la tua salute Good for you/your health Buono per te/per la tua salute Prepared Preparato Responsible Responsabile Suitable Idoneo Useful for a purpose Utile per uno scopo In • Experienced Esperto • Interested Interessato Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco EXTENSION Adjectives Followed by Prepositions Of Per esprimere un atteggiamento da parte di qualcuno. • Cruel Crudele • Kind Gentile • Nice Carino • Rude Maleducato • Sensible Intelligente • Silly Stupido • Stupid Stupido Of • Ahead Avanti • Indipendent Indipendente On • Dependent Dipendente • Intent Dedito • Keen Appassionato To Per esprimere un atteggiamento verso qualcuno o qualcosa. • Attentive Attento • Cruel Crudele • Generous Generoso • Harmful Povero • Loyal Leale • Obedient Obbediente • Rude Rude/Maleducato • Sensitive Sensibile • True Vero To • • • • • Evident Evidente Married Sposato New Nuovo Peculiar Peculiare Useful to (a person) Utile a (una persona) With • Contented • Delighted • Disguted • Impressed • Pleased • Satisfied Soddisfatto di Molto contento di Disgustato da Colpito da Lieto di Soddisfatto di Gli aggettivi possono essere seguiti da preposizione + infinito o da preposizione + forma in -ing. Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco EXTENSION Infinito • Curious to see • Difficult to read • Eager to go • Easy to pronounce • Essential to study • Free to leave • Glad to see • Likely to go • Pleased to help • (Im)possible to know • Ready to go • Willing to do Adjectives Followed by Prepositions Curioso di vedere Difficile da leggere Desideroso di andare Facile da pronunciare Essenziale da studiare Libero di andare Felice di vedere In procinto di andare Felice di aiutare Impossibile/possibile da sapere Pronto per andare Desideroso di fare Forma in -ing • Accustomed to working • Aware of seeing • Capable of studying • Confident of succeeding • Disappointed at failing • Fond of laughing • Sick of working • Tired of practising • Used to going • Worried about losing Abituato a lavorare Consapevole di vedere Capace di studiare Fiducioso di riuscire Deluso dal fallimento Amante del ridere Stanco di lavorare Stanco di esercitarsi Abituato ad andare Preoccupato di perdere Activities 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Inserisci la preposizione corretta. I was angry ............ my friends. She is concerned ............ the exam results. She was disappointed ............ the results. She is familiar ............ all Woolf’s novels. The house was hidden ............ the road. He’s involved ............ a married woman. He’s sure ............ himself. Her name isn’t familiar ............ me. That child was born ............ poverty. He is blind ............ one eye. I was annoyed ............ her. I was angry ............ my mistake. He is concerned ............ his safety. Se was disappointed ............ her hopes. I was moved ............ tears. Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco EXTENSION Adjectives Followed by Prepositions 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 He’s involved ............ many activities. I was moved ............ his words. I’m rather impatient ............ small children. I was annoyed ............ her behaviour. That child was born ............ poor parents. Keep bleach where it is secure ............ children. He’s sure ............ the story. I was moved ............ pity for him. I’m impatient ............ the summer holidays to start. He is blind ............ his faults. Both women were concerned ............ the crime. She’s very good ............ Science. That medicine is good ............ insect bites. The house was hidden ............ trees. The house is secure ............ thieves. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Inserisci la preposizione corretta. She is very good ............ Science. I’m very astonished ............ your present! You must be very attentive ............ all steps when performing a treatment! He is dependent ............ his parents. She is interested ............ all innovations in this field. I’m doubtful ............ the results of your anticellulite programme. She is responsible ............ her action. I’m surprised ............ your reaction! I’m very satisfied ............ the results of this anticellulite programme. She is married ............ her first boyfriend. He is keen ............ his work. I’m satisfied ............ the results of your exams. This treatment is suitable ............ your client’s needs. He’s very bad ............ Maths. I’m certain ............ the results of the treatment. It’s very kind ............ you to wait for me. I’m worried ............ her behaviour. She is new ............ this kind of procedure. Do some sport! It is good ............ your health. I’m disgusted ............ your behaviour! 2 1 2 3 Inserisci l’infinito o la forma in -ing. In alcuni casi è necessario anche inserire la preposizione adeguata. I’m glad ............ these good news! (to receive) I’m tired of ............ this treatment! (to practise) It’s impossibile ............ the results. (to know) Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco EXTENSION 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Adjectives Followed by Prepositions She is aware of ............ beautiful. (to be) She is fond of ............. She goes to the swimming pool every day. (to swim) He is confident of ............ his own salon soon. (to open) I’m worried about ............ the train. We are so late. (to lose) This book is very difficult ............ . (to read) You are free ............ if you are ready ............ . (to go – to leave) She is disappointed at ............ her exams. (to fail) It is essential ............ hard. (to study) I’m so sick of ............! (to work) I’m eager ............ to the seaside! (to go) She is accustomed ............ those cosmetics. (to using) She is likely ............ her parents. (to go – to visit) This word is difficult ............, while this one is easy ............. (to pronounce) I’m very pleased ............ you. (to meet) I’m happy ............ this! (to know) He is not capacle of ............ a massage in a proper way. (to perform I’m glad ............ you. (to see) I’m willing ............ my own beauty centre. (to open) Hair Style, © 2012 editrice san marco