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Preposition with Adjective Notes:

Preposition can sometimes appear after adjectives in order to give us clear cut idea about the adjectives describes. The preposition always comes directly after the adjective and is usually followed by a noun or gerund to form a prepositional phrase. The most common prepositions used with adjectives are "of,to,about,for,with,at,by,in,from". Still there's no specific rule in English grammar to combine adjectives with preposition but there are few patterns to follow. We can also examine the prepositions used with associated nouns, as the same prepositions are also used with the adjective forms as well. For example "Marry is obsessed with that song." (adjective). "Marry has an obsession with that song." (associated noun)

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