Adjective + Preposition

Match the beginnings (1-12) and the endings (a-l) of the sentences.

1. My grandfather is very dependent ...
2. This film is based ...
3. It may be old and rusty, but I am very attached ...
4. Bill is emotionally detached ...
5. McDonald has become synonymous ...
6. The employees kept quiet ...
7. You can't tell her anything. She is impervious  ...
8. The working ours in my job are incompatible ...
9. His disruptive behavior at school is indicative ...
10. The company is not liable  ...
11. The teacher is very concerned ...
12. Marc is totally obsessed  ...                                       

a) ... with fast food.

b) ... to my car.

c) ... for any damage caused to vehicles parked on the premises.

d) ... to criticism.

e) ... on my parents.

f) ... with family life.

g) ... with football. He thinks of nothing else.

h) ... on a novel by Jane Austin.

i) ... from his parents. He hardly speaks to them.

j) ... about the false accounting in the company.

k) ... about my son's lack of progress.

l) ... of a deeper psychological problem.

KEY:

1. - e
2. - h
3. - b
4. - i
5. - a
6. - j
7. - d
8. - f
9. - l
10. - c
11. - k
12. - g