- No matter what may happen, I am always prepared for it. (I am always ready for it.)
- We must always be prepared for the worst.
- I am prepared for the meeting this morning.
- Are you prepared for taking an exam?
- He was not prepared for playing football.
- We are prepared for the party tonight, everything is ready.
2. We use Be + Prepared to tell someone that you are willing to do something.
- I am prepared to give you one more chance. (I am willing to give you one more chance.)
- I am not prepared to wait for long time.
- Wah is prepared to help me.
- I'm prepared to do anything to protect my family.
- She is not prepared to listen his excuses.
- They are prepared to let me do this job if I can show them I can do it.
Note: Be prepared for = Be ready for
Be prepared to = Be willing to
Be prepared to = Be willing to
"So prepare for a chance of a lifetime
Be prepare for sensational news" - Be Prepared from The Lion King (c) Disney
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