Preposition, adjective, adverb
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PREPOSITION/ ADJECTIVE/ ADVERBCollocation/ comparative form/ phrasal verb
Preposition
Function : Indicate position, movement, direction, time, and relationship
Position of preposition : before noun, after verb, noun
Preposition of position and direction
Preposition of Time:
At, on, in, before, after, during, by, for, since, until, between….. and….., within
Other preposition
With, without, from, of, about, via, except(for), like, and as
At, in, of , for, during
1 - She wasn't short, she wasn't tall; she was ______ average height.
2 - What are you going to buy Hania _______ her birthday?
3 - The police are looking ______ a tall, black man who was seen standing outside the bank just before the robbery took place.
4 - The teacher asked the class to do the exercise_______ the bottom of page 12.
5 - As a child I was always ashamed_________ my parents because they were uneducated.
6 - I was always very good ________ Geography when I was at school.
At, in, of , for, during
7 - My uncle specializes_______ sociolinguistics.8 - We arrived _______ Gorzów at 3.30 in the
morning.9 - I didn't see you________ the party on
Saturday.10 - There was a lot of coughing ________ the
performance of Moniusko's 'Fairy Tale' symphony.
11 - He saw her as the most attractive woman ______ the world.
12 - Simon is completely useless _______ sports.
1. Inseparable Verbs with no objects
set off ออกเดิ�นทาง Speed up เร่�งความเร่�วWake up ตื่��นนอน Stand up ยื�นขึ้��นCome in เขึ้�ามาถึ�ง Get on ขึ้��น (ร่ถึ) / เขึ้�าก�นไดิ�Carry on ท�าตื่�อไป Find out เร่�ยืนร่� �Grow up เตื่�บโตื่ Turn up ปร่ากฏตื่�ว
2. Inseparable Verbs with objects
Look after เลี้��ยืงดิ� Look into สอบถึาม ตื่ร่วจสอบ Run into ปร่ะสบ Come across พบโดิยืบ�งเอ�ญ Take after ม�ลี้�กษณะเหม�อน Deal with ตื่�ดิตื่�อ เก��ยืวขึ้�อง ร่�บม�อ
3. Separable verbs
Turn on เป+ดิ(ไฟ) Turn off ป+ดิ (ไฟ) Turn down หร่�� (เส�ยืง) Switch off ป+ดิ Look up มองหา Take off ถึอดิ ออกดิ�นทาง
4. Three-Word Phrasal Verbs
Get on with ท�าตื่�อไป ไม�หยื-ดิ Cut down on ลี้ดิปร่�มาณลี้ง Look out for เตื่ร่�ยืมพร่�อม Catch up with ตื่ามท�น Run out of หมดิ Get down to เอาจร่�งเอาจ�ง
Phrasal verb
Put off Put up with Put down Put on Put up Put across Put out Put back
Take after(somebody)Take apartTake backTake downTake inTake offTake onTake outTake over
Take upLook afterLook awayLook forLook intoLook outLook throughLook upLook up to
Break away Break down Break into Break off Break out of Break
through Break up
Common phrasal verbs
Run across Run after Run against Run alongRun away Run away from Run into Run off Run out of
Run out on Run over Run through Run to Run with
Get offGet inGet onGet outGet overGet awayGet up
Common phrasal verbs
The business forecasts a proft margin of ______________ 10 and 15 per cent for this financial year. A.aroundB.approximatelyC.betweenD.just
Is there a major difference _________ the old model and the new one?
A. betweenB. throughC. ofD. than
We were very grateful _____ the present.
A.toB.forC.onD.with
Are you familiar _____ this software package?
A.onB.toC.withD.for
Although the shipment arrived on time, it was ________ at customs.
A.delayB.delaysC.held upD.held down
They were forced to apologize _____ their error.
A.toB.onC.forD.with
The company has shown a profit _____ the last 12 years.
A.duringB.forC.sinceD.from
Customer assistance promised me that they would ____________ the problem and get back to me.
A. look upB. look downC. look intoD. look onto
The new executive is looking forward to __________ the new role and its increased responsibilities.
A.taking upB.taking onC.take upD.have taken on
We have lived in Madrid ____________ seven years.
A.forB.sinceC.duringD.over
I have been waiting for an answer _____________ last Friday.
A.sinceB.forC.untilD.before
We have been looking forward ____ the vacations for months.
A.onB.forC.atD.to
Adjective
Describe noun(color, quantity, size, origin, material, taste, touch, feature, shape, characteristic, purpose, opinion, etc.)
Appear after verb to be, linking verb, adverb
Appear before noun
Adj. from verb (Participle Adj.)
- Effect performerThe trip to Nepal sounds exciting for me.
- HappeningI see blowing plastic bags.
- Action performerAn alarming sound interrupts my sleep.
- Effect receiverI’m excited to
travel to Nepal.- Be happened
Blown plastic bags make our street dirty.
- Action receiverAn alarmed
employee got up from his cat nap quickly.
V.ing V.3
Participle Adj. Practice
1. I always feel very frustrating/frustrated when I have to speak with my crush.
2. The rides at Dream World are so thrilling/thrilled that I can’t stand playing them.
3. Our staff training/trained session is going to start next month.
4. Don’t forget to submit your completing/completed project to your boss.
5. His disgusting/disgusted behavior seems unacceptable to everyone in our office.
6. The show went really well, all of the audiences are impressing/impressed.
Participle Adj. Practice
7. The interview for my job went pretty terribly, so I’m very depressing/depressed now.
8. The sound of exploding/exploded bomb interrupts my sleep time.
9. The new operating/operated system makes our task easier than the old one did.
10. All of the providing/provided costumes are from RVCA, which is the main providing/provided supporter.
11. Thai massages is extremely relaxing/relaxed, the masseurs know how to make customer relaxing/ relaxed.
12. Jane feels irritating/irritated because of her new irritating/irritated partner.
Adjective collocation example
addicted to
afraid of anxious
about capable
of committe
d to Concerne
d about
content with
dedicated to
devoted to
discouraged by
excited about
famous
for frightene
d of guilty of happy
about involved
in known
for opposed
to
remembered for
scared of terrified
of worried
about
Adverb
Describe adjective, sentence, verb, or adverb
Can describe manner, time, degree, place, and frequency
Position and appearance
Describe Adj. : Before adj.Describe V. : At the beginning/end of the sentence, before/after V.Describe Sen. : At the beginning of the sentenceDescribe Adv. : before adv.
Mostly ended with –ly
The English test was easy. (adj.) I easily finished the English test in 45 minutes.
(adv.)
Confusing adverb
late / lately hard / hardly most / most of /
mostly
Costly
In a friendly way In a very silly
manner Fast Loud Late Hard Early Daily/monthly/
yearly/weekly
Straight
Common adverb
Accidentally Angrily Dramatically Occasionally Typically Generally Correctly Accurately Carefully Suddenly Abruptly
Eventually Fortunately Hopelessly Regularly Seriously Technically Warmly Innocently Honestly Faithfully Exactly
Crazily Approximately Repeatedly Simultaneousl
y Randomly Mainly Significantly Recognizably Responsibly Easily
Adj. or Adv.
Before embarking on this project, I imagined Italy as ______. This story seemed to fall through the cracks of ______ attention. It was covered _______ in ______ media when Carmine Schiavone, a member of a Mafia family in the Campania region, went to authorities and told them about “millions of tons” of _____ waste buried deep in the earth in what once was some of the most fertile farmland in Italy.
Adj. or Adv.
The proposed rules come _____ a month after a sweeping ______ climate assessment that catalogued a range of impacts _____ occurring as a result of climate change.Reducing greenhouse gases is a key way to address climate change, but it also has implications for _____ health, a point Obama stressed in his ______ adresses Saturday promoting the pending standard.
Comparative form of Adj. & Adv.
Adj.longer (than) ยืาวกว�าmore beautiful (than) สวยืกว�าmore (than) มากกว�าless (than) น�อยืกว�า (ใช้�ก�บนามน�บไม�ไดิ�)fewer (than) น�อยืกว�า (ใช้�ก�บนามน�บไดิ�)
Adv.more quickly (than) อยื�างเร่�วกว�าmore easily (than) อยื�างง�ายืกว�า
Superlative form Adj. & Adv.
Adj. ( the ) longest ยืาวท��ส-ดิ ( the ) most beautiful สวยืท��ส-ดิ( the ) most มากท��ส-ดิ( the ) least น�อยืท��ส-ดิ (นามน�บไม�ไดิ�)( the ) fewest น�อยืท��ส-ดิ (นามน�บไดิ�)
Adv.( the ) most quickly อยื�างเร่�วท��ส-ดิ( the ) most easily อยื�างง�ายืท��ส-ดิ
Adj. and Adv. With Irregular comparative form
Good/well better bestดิ�
bad, badly worse worstเลี้ว
much, many more mostมาก
Little less least น�อยืFar farther farthest ไกลี้
further furthest
Thomas has __________ completed the report.
A. StillB. EverC. alreadyD. closely
The results of the tests were too ________ to change the scientists' opinions.
A.inconclusiveB.conclusive C.unpredictable D.obvious
Customers these days are _______ demanding than in the past
A.tooB.muchC.moreD.so
We have all been very ________ in the results of the investigation.
A. concernedB. interestC. interestedD. interesting
Everyone on the team felt that it was a _______________ meeting.
A.productiveB.effectiveC.usualD.quick
The management of City Cable is ______ sorry for the interruption of services on Saturday.
a) quickly b) gladly c) deeply d) lately
A strong dollar was ______________ in driving first quarter profits.
A. playing a big roleB. instrumentalC. responsibleD. important
_______ than 20 people responded to the invitation.
A. LessB. FewerC. OverD. Lesser
Tim made a decision that ended up costing the company a ____________ large sum of money.
A.fairly B.over C.totally D.completely
Higher oil prices have led to an ________ demand for electric cars.
A.great B.greaterC.increased D.improved
The contract for the new leasing agreement is _____ ready for you to sign.
a) onceb) soonc) nowd) forever
Staff filing travel expense accounts are reminded to fill out their applications as _____ as possible.
a) long b) timely c) inaccurately d) loud