Adjectives and Prepositions- with, at, from

Fill in either with, at, or from:

1. Are you popular                        the other children/

2. Mt teacher is very patient                                the class.

3. How are bats different                         birds?

4. Lisa is very bad                            brushing her teeth.

5. The boy was very involved                             the soccer.

6. In your house you are safe                             the sun.

7. The girl is very gentle                             the kitten.

8. My mom is very busy                            packing out suitcases.

9. Tim is brilliant                                playing chess.

10. The monster was very dissatisfied                              his new home.

11. Do you think monkeys get very bored                                eating only bananas?

12. Monkeys are brilliant                             climbing trees.

13. I got very angry                          my sister when she tore my books.

14. Are you acquainted (familiar)                                   Justin Beaver?

15. Are you good                             sports?

16. Where you presented                                  an award last year?

17. The tortoise is slow                                  walking.

popular         involved        gentle            careful           busy

dissatisfied              bad                brilliant          clever        different

safe                bored             angry             good              slow

1. Justin Beaver is                                        with the girls.

2. A baby is                          at speaking a language.

3. My jacket is                                  from yours.

4. My son is very                                          at soccer.

5. My mother was very                             with me when I broke the vase.

6. My daughter is brilliant                                     at ballet.

7. I get very                          with saying the same thing over and over again.

8. A clown is                                     at making people laugh.

9. In a car you are very                                        from lightening.

10. I was very                                     with the laptop I had bought.

11. Ronaldo is                                    at playing soccer.

12. The class was very                                 with their work, when the principle walked in.

13. A person must be very                                     with animals.

14. I am                                    at waking up in the mornings.

15. The first place winner was                                           with a trophy.

Choose the correct preposition:

1. In my dad’s arms I feel safe                            harm. (with, at, from)

2. Those comics are popular                              all children. (with, at, from)

3. The boy is slow                            understanding maths. (with, at, from)

4. The doctor was very patient                          the sick child. (with, at, from)

5. The dog was very gentle                                 the child. (with, at, from)

6. Girls are very clever                               drawing pretty pictures.

7. I was very angry                         my sister when she broke my toy. (with, at, from)

8. I was presented                          a trophy for my first place. (with, at, from)

9. I got very involved                     playing the game. (with, at, from)

10. My mother is very careful                    decorating cakes. (with, at, from)

11. Einstein was brilliant                   science and mathematics. (with, at, from)

12. My dad was dissatisfied                       with his new car. (with, at, from)

13. I am very busy                learning for my tests. (with, at, from)

14. Naughty children are bad                  listening to rules. (with, at, from)

15. Are you acquainted                 the other Kim family? (with, at, from)

Fill in the correct preposition and then sort into the correct box.

popular                                   bad                              different              

patient                                    involved                      gentle                  

careful                                     brilliant                         safe                      

busy                                         dissatisfied                  bored                  

claver                                      good                                       angry                   

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