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Prepositions following verbs & adjectives

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The 'Prepositions following verbs & adjectives' mind map template by Xmind covers 38 nodes across 6 preposition categories (To, About, At, With, In, Of) for English learners. It lists common verb and adjective collocations such as 'object to', 'excited about', 'good at', 'agree with', 'interested in', and 'afraid of'. This cheat sheet helps users quickly reference correct preposition usage in context, making it ideal for ESL students, teachers, and self-study. The template is organized as a radial mind map with each main branch representing a preposition, and sub-nodes showing example phrases. It is a practical study aid for mastering English grammar patterns.

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When to use this template

ESL students and test takers

Preparing for an English proficiency exam like TOEFL or IELTS that tests grammar and collocations.

English teachers and tutors

Planning a lesson on prepositions for intermediate English learners in a classroom setting.

Non-native English writers and professionals

Reviewing common preposition errors before writing an academic paper or business email.

How to use this template

Step 1

Open and explore the preposition branches

Open the template in Xmind to browse the six main categories including To, About, At, With, In, and Of.

Step 2

Customize and edit your collocation phrases

Click on any node to review the existing verb or adjective collocations and add your own personalized examples.

Step 3

Study with presentation and export tools

Use the Presentation mode for focused review or export the map as a PDF to share with your classmates.

Frequently asked questions

It includes 38 nodes organized under 6 prepositions: To, About, At, With, In, and Of. Each branch lists common verb and adjective collocations, such as 'object to', 'excited about', 'good at', 'agree with', 'interested in', and 'afraid of'.

Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then study each branch. Practice by covering the phrases and recalling the correct preposition. You can also add your own examples under each node to reinforce learning.

Yes, the template is free to download and fully editable in Xmind. You can add, remove, or modify nodes to suit your learning needs, and it works on desktop and mobile.

Yes, you can export the mind map as an image or PDF from Xmind and print it as a poster or handout for students.

Use spaced repetition: review one branch per day, then quiz yourself. The mind map's visual layout helps group related phrases, making recall easier.

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