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This document contains information about adjectives followed by the prepositions "from" and "in". It provides examples of how adjectives are used with each preposition. The document also includes exercises for students to complete sentences using the prepositions "from" and "in" correctly. Key information includes that "from" is used with adjectives to indicate being different or apart from something, while "in" is used with adjectives to indicate participation or interest in something. Students are given sentences to fill in with the appropriate preposition.
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- 2. Adjetives followed by preposition “from” and “in”
- 3. Adjetives followed by preposition “from” FROM: different from someone or something. It isn't on action. Example: His photographs are very different from his paintings.
- 4. Adjectives + from -absent from -different from -safe from -tired from
- 5. Adjetives followed by preposition “in” IN: use to participate or interesting in something Example: Peter is interested in my best friend called Mary
- 6. Adjectives + In interested in involverd in
- 7. EXERCISES COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT USE OF: IN OR FROM. • This assignment is very difficult, I am tired………… do it. • This assignment is very difficult, I am tired from do it. • I am involved…………… a great project. • I am involved in a great project • I am thinking………….you. • I am thinking in you
- 8. • In my home I am safe from all problems that exist…….. my neighborhood. • In my home I am safe from all problems that exist in my neighborhood • Rose, where are Cris? He is absent…………. classes teacher. ¡sorry! • Rose, where are Cris? He is absent from classes teacher ¡sorry! • Peter is interested……….my best friend called Mary. • Peter is interested in my best friend called Mary