TENSE TUESDAY: DEPENDENT PREPOSITIONS (FROM)
17 / 01 / 2017
Prepositions
TENSE TUESDAY: DEPENDENT PREPOSITIONS (FROM): meaning and examples
Good morning, readers! Last week we looked at Dependent Prepositions and we are doing it again today; this time we are looking at VERB FROM combinations. If you need a review, the following link is to last week’s explanation of Dependent Prepositions.
https://www.ziggurat.es/leccion_ingles/2858
A common Dependent Preposition is FROM used with SUFFER and RECOVER.
Example 1: He suffers from asthma.
Example 2: How long have you suffered from allergies?
Example 3: She is recovering from surgery.
Example 4: I am recovering from a cold, so I won’t go swimming.
These are easy to remember together since you suffer FROM something and then hopefully recover FROM it.
That’s all for today. Thanks for reading!
