English Grammar: Which prepositions go with these 12 adjectives?

Do you say “interested in” or “interested on”? “Married with” or “married to”? “Responsible for” or “responsible with”? Watch and correct mistakes made with 12 common adjectives and prepositions. Learn how to use interested, famous, responsible, afraid, related, capable, involved, proud, sorry, addicted, and more. Upgrade your English speaking & writing for IELTS, TOEFL, for business situations, and for everyday conversations. For more easy fixes to your English, get my course, Correct Your English Errors in 10 Minutes a Day.

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Janyl

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beernaard

Thanks a lot madam. Now I’m capable of doing well in prepositions.

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Mehmet Fatihcan

Thank you Rebecca Madam. Your teaching of preposition is very helpful.I will learn more from you.
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Raju from Tamil Nadu, India.

rajuchowri

Thank you Madam for the lesson on preposition.
Wish to learn more on different topics.

rajuchowri

Hello. When you teach about STAIVE VERBS you say that KNOW is stative, so it doesn´t go to continuous form but your opening text says: “Knowing the difference between stative and dynamic verbs will help you speak and write correctly and avoid basic errors in exams or emails, as well as in many social, academic, and business situations.”
How come???

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vaveee

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victorarbieto

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Duaa@Elfeqy

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Hadassah

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AJ92

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saldanar

Could you please answer me of my question
And my question is that 1. (I regularly visit French’s newspaper website.)
So I can use *present indefinite or present imperfect* continuous tenses.