Be can be followed by an adjective.
Paul is young.
Be can be followed by a past participle (the passive form).
The past participle is often like an adjective.
Paul is married.
Often the past participles in these expressions are followed by particular prepositions + an object.
Paul is married to Susan
1. be acquainted with
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13 be excited about
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25. be opposed to
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2. be board with/by
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14 be exhausted from
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26. be pleased with
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3. be broken
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15. be finished with
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27. be prepared for
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4. be closed
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16. be frightened of/by
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28. be qualifid for
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5. be composed of
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17. be gone from
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29, be related to
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6. be crowded with
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18. be hurt
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30. be satified with
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7. be devoted to
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19. be interested in
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31. be scared of/by
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8. be disappointed in/with
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20. be involved in/with
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32 be scared of/by
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9 be divorced from
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21. be located in/south of
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33. be shut
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10. be done with
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22. be lost
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34. be terrified of/by
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11. be drunk on
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23. be made of
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35. be tired of/from
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12. be engaged to/in/on
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24. be married to
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36. be worried about
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I'm tired of the cold weather. = I've had enough cold weather. I want the weather to get warm.
I'm tired from working hard all day. = I'm exhaused because I worked hard all day.
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