Preposições em Inglês

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She is interested ___ learning new languages. (in / on / at)

in. Full sentence: She is interested in learning new languages. The adjective 'interested' takes the preposition 'in'.

We arrived ___ the airport just in time. (at / in / to)

at. Full sentence: We arrived at the airport just in time. Use 'at' for specific locations, buildings, or points.

I was born ___ July. (in / on / at)

in. Full sentence: I was born in July. Use 'in' for months, years, decades, centuries, and seasons.

The party is ___ Saturday night. (in / on / at)

on. Full sentence: The party is on Saturday night. Use 'on' for specific days and dates.

The class starts ___ 8:00 AM. (in / on / at)

at. Full sentence: The class starts at 8:00 AM. Use 'at' for precise clock times and specific moments.

He is very good ___ playing the guitar. (at / in / for)

at. Full sentence: He is very good at playing the guitar. Use 'good at' to describe competence or skill in an activity.

They depend ___ their parents for financial support. (on / of / in)

on. Full sentence: They depend on their parents for financial support. The verb 'depend' takes the preposition 'on'.

She is afraid ___ spiders. (of / with / about)

of. Full sentence: She is afraid of spiders. The adjective 'afraid' is followed by 'of'.

He apologized ___ being late to the meeting. (for / about / to)

for. Full sentence: He apologized for being late to the meeting. We apologize 'to' someone, but 'for' an action.

I walked ___ the room and sat down. (into / onto / through)

into. Full sentence: I walked into the room and sat down. Use 'into' to show movement entering an enclosed space.

The cat jumped ___ the table. (onto / into / at)

onto. Full sentence: The cat jumped onto the table. Use 'onto' to describe movement to a surface.

I have lived here ___ five years. (for / since / during)

for. Full sentence: I have lived here for five years. Use 'for' with a duration of time.

I have lived here ___ 2019. (since / for / from)

since. Full sentence: I have lived here since 2019. Use 'since' with a specific starting point in time.

She is married ___ a doctor. (to / with / by)

to. Full sentence: She is married to a doctor. In English, one is 'married to' someone, not 'married with'.

We talked ___ the upcoming project. (about / of / on)

about. Full sentence: We talked about the upcoming project. Use 'about' to refer to the subject or topic of discussion.

The book belongs ___ my sister. (to / with / for)

to. Full sentence: The book belongs to my sister. The verb 'belong' takes the preposition 'to' to indicate ownership.

He traveled to Paris ___ train. (by / in / on)

by. Full sentence: He traveled to Paris by train. Use 'by' for general methods of transportation without articles.

I am looking forward ___ seeing you again. (to / for / at)

to. Full sentence: I am looking forward to seeing you again. 'Look forward to' is a phrasal verb followed by a noun or gerund.

The picture is hanging ___ the wall. (on / in / at)

on. Full sentence: The picture is hanging on the wall. Use 'on' when an object touches or attaches to a surface.

She succeeded ___ passing the entrance exam. (in / on / at)

in. Full sentence: She succeeded in passing the entrance exam. The verb 'succeed' takes the preposition 'in'.