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Adjectives & Prepositions Quiz

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Adjectives & Prepositions QuizOnline version

Adjectives + in, to, about

by Alzahra Alwahaibi
1

She is interested in _____ the project.

2

They are ready to _____ action.

3

Which sentence uses 'about' correctly?

4

She is interested in _____ a new hobby.

5

Which form after 'ready to' is correct?

6

He is interested in _____ the budget.

7

They are ready to _____ early.

8

She spoke _____ the issue clearly.

9

Are you interested in _____ more information?

10

He is ready to _____ plans.

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'Intersted in' is followed by -ing form or gerund.

After 'ready to', use the base verb.

Correct option uses 'about' with gerund.

After 'interested in', use -ing form.

After 'ready to', infinitive without 'to' is used.

'Interested in' takes -ing form.

Use the base verb after 'ready to'.

'About' correctly links to the topic.

Gerund after 'interested in'.

Infinitive form follows 'ready to'.

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