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Adjective Complements Quiz

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Identify true/false adjective complements.

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Adjective Complements QuizOnline version

Identify true/false adjective complements.

by KAROL VANESSA AJILA MOROCHO
1

All adjectives take complements that are full clauses starting with 'that'.

2

Easy is followed directly by a noun, without 'to'.

3

Easy is often followed by 'to' + a verb, as in 'easy to use'.

4

Afraid is always followed by 'of' + a noun.

5

Tired is followed by 'of' + a gerund, as in 'tired of waiting'.

6

Ready is followed by 'to' + a verb, as in 'ready to start'.

7

Ready is followed by a noun, not 'to' + a verb.

8

Interested is followed by 'in' + a noun or gerund, as in 'interested in art' or 'interested in learning'.

9

Interested cannot be followed by a gerund.

10

Afraid is followed by 'of' + a noun, as in 'afraid of heights'.

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