Prepositions after adjectives: L
Learn which prepositions naturally follow English adjectives and how the meaning changes with each construction.
labour-in-for-with-on, to
"large in" or "large of"?
"late in" or "late for"?
lawful for, to, in, unto or under?
"lax in", "lax on" or "lax about"?
lazy in, about, with, to or for?
"leading to" or "leading of"?
leery of, about or over?
left in, for, over, with or to?
leftover from, of, for, in or after?
"legal in" or "legal for"?
"legitimate for" or "legitimate in"?
lesser of, in, for, on or to?
level with, in, of, on or at?
"liable for" or "liable to"?
liberal in, with, on, for or to?
"light on" or "light in"?
"like for", "like with" or "like in"?
"likely to" or "likely in"?
"limited in" or "limited to"?
"lingering in" or "lingering on"?
"linked to" or "linked in"?
literate in, about, by, to or on?
"little to", "little of" or "little in"?
"live in" or "live on"?
living in, with, on, at or up?
loaded with, for, in, on or onto?
local to, in, as, for or with?
locked in, into, down, out or up?
"logical for", "logical in" or "logical to"?
"lonely at" or "lonely in"?
"long before" or "long for"?
loose in, with, on, from or for?
lost in, of, on, at or for?
"lovely in", "lovely with" or "lovely for"?
"low in", "low for" or "low on"?
loyal to, for, in or of?
ltd in, for, on, of or as?
"lucky for", "lucky with" or "lucky in"?
lucrative for, in, to, of or with?
lyrical about, on, in, for or at?