Are you often wondering about the correct preposition in a common phrase?
Are you uncertain whether you should say
'married to' or 'married with',
or 'satisfied with' or 'satisfied about'?
Then join me in this series of lessons, for a review of prepositions in some common phrases.
This is the third lesson in our series 'Prepositions in common phrases'.
Today, we are going to review some phrases with prepositions
'about', 'from', and 'with'.
As in the previous lessons, you're going to remind yourself of the correct preposition,
by doing a gap-filling exercise.
Make sure you repeat the exercise a few times until you get the preposition right each time.
By the end of your practice,
you will have built the necessary reflexes to use the correct preposition
every time you use one of these phrases.
So, when you're ready, we can begin.
Okay! I hope you got them all right.
If not, go back and do the exercises one more time.
Remember: your goal is to get them all correct without any hesitation.
As you know, you can now go to our website for more lessons and exercises.
Thank you for watching. I look forward to seeing you in my next lesson.