The document lists common dependent prepositions that are used after verbs, adjectives, and in other contexts. It provides examples of prepositions that commonly follow verbs like "arrive", "belong", "ask", and "pay". It also gives examples of prepositions that follow adjectives like "angry", "different", "good/bad", and "pleased". The document concludes by noting that if a verb needs to follow one of these prepositions, the verb should be in its "-ing" form.

1. DEPENDENT
PREPOSITIONS

2. AFTER VERBS
Arrive _______________ Paris
in
Arrive ___________ the train station
at

3. AFTER VERBS
Belong ____________
to
Argue ___________
with, about
Spend money _______
on

4. AFTER VERBS
Ask ___________ the bill
for
Remind me ________
of

5. AFTER VERBS
Laugh ___________
at
Pay __________ the meal
for
It depends ____________
on

6. AFTER VERBS
Look forward ___________
to
Believe ____________
in
Choose ___________
between

7. AFTER ADJECTIVES
Angry________
with, about
Different _________
from, to
Be fed up __________
with

8. AFTER ADJECTIVES
Good/bad _________
at
Fond _________
of
Married ___________
to

9. AFTER ADJECTIVES
Proud __________
of
Kind _________
to
Rude _________
to

10. AFTER ADJECTIVES
Interested _________
in
Excited ________
about
Famous _____
for

11. AFTER ADJECTIVES
Pleased __________
with
Worried _________
about

12. REMEMBER:
If you need to use a verb
after those prepositions,
add –ING