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Adjectives with Prepositions in German

In German, not only verbs require certain prepositions and cases, but also adverbs and adjectives. It's essential to remember these instances to avoid errors. For your benefit, we've gathered some valuable adjectives with prepositions. To better remember them, we recommend creating your own examples.

ärgerlich auf + A - angry at someone
fertig mit + D - finished with something
fertig zu(r) + D - ready for something
frei von + D - free from something
froh über + A - happy about something
interessiert an + D - interested in something
nützlich für + A - useful for someone
reich an + D - rich in
stolz auf + A - proud of something
wütend auf + A - furious at someone

For example:

Sie ist ärgerlich auf ihn, weil er zu spät gekommen ist. (She is angry at him because he came late.)
Ich bin froh über die gute Nachricht. (I am happy about the good news.)
Er ist sehr interessiert an Kunst. (He is very interested in art.)
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