This document provides grammar rules for using prepositions after certain adjectives. It explains that adjectives like "keen", "dependent", and "reliant" are followed by the preposition "on", while adjectives like "fond", "proud", "ashamed", and "jealous" are followed by the preposition "of". Examples are given to illustrate the correct usage of these adjective-preposition combinations. The document concludes by listing activities for students to practice these rules.

1. UNACH
GRAMMAR V

2. STUDENTS
DIANA MENDOZA
JENIFER FLORES

3. ADJECTIVES
FOLLOWED BY
PREPOSITIONS ON/OF

4. ADJECTIVES FOLLOWED BY
PREPOSITIONS ON
 preposition “on” with the following
specific adjectives:
 keen
 dependent
 based
 reliant
+
ON

5. EXAMPLES
 CORRECT:
 Katy is reliant of her parents.
 INCORRECT:
 This film is based in a real story.
 This film is based on a real story.

6. ADJECTIVES FOLLOWED BY
PREPOSITIONS “OF”
preposition “of” with the
following specific adjectives.

7. fond, proud, ashamed, jealous, envious
suspicious, critical, tolerant
afraid, frightened, terrified, scared
aware, conscious
capable, incapable
full, short, typical, tired, sick, certain, sure
Independent, confident, envious, fond, guilty
 Kind, nice, stupid
+ OF

8. EXAMPLES
 Mary is conscious of her wrong.
 This is typical of winter weather

9. ACTIVITIES