This document provides examples of common English prepositions used with different emotions and feelings. It lists 15 sentences demonstrating prepositions like "to", "of", "with", "about", and "on" being used with phrases expressing addiction, fear, anger, boredom, fascination, fondness, obsession, pleasure, and tiredness.

1. PREPOSITIONS

2. 1. She is addicted ______ coffee. to

3. 2. I’m afraid/frightened ______ flying. of

4. 3. He’s very angry ______ his son ______ the party. with; about

5. 4. We are bored ______ doing this. with

6. 5. I’m fed up ______ you complaining all the time. with

7. 6. We were fascinated ______ the exhibition. by

8. 7. She’s very fond ______ her nephew. of

9. 8. I’m hooked ______ that programme. on

10. 9. I’m not very keen ______ fish. I prefer meat. on

11. 10. She’s mad ______ that new pop group. about

12. 11. He’s married ______ a Chinese woman. to

13. 12. They were very nice/kind ______ us. to

14. 13. It’s very nice/kind ______ you to help us. of

15. 14. He’s obsessed ______ football. with

16. 15. I’m really pleased ______ my new flat. with

17. 16. I’m tired ______ doing the washing up. It’s your turn. of