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Grammar Practice: Preposition
Grammar Practice: Preposition
Verb + preposition
1. IN
absorb, confide, be engrossed, dabble, implicate (usually used in passive voice), involve, indulge,
result, specialise, succeed
2. FOR
account, allow, apologise to sb for sth, argue for sth, blame sb for sth, care, charge sb for sth, co
unt, indict sb for sth, fight, pay
3. OF
accuse, convict, remind, suspect, consist, dispose, be composed, dream of doing sth
- Be composed of = consist of = comprise
4. WITH
acquaint, associate, charge sb with sth, clutter, coincide, collide, comply, be concerned, confront
sb with sth, confuse sb/sth with sb/sth, cram, dabble, deal, discuss, face, familiarize sb with sth, i
ngratiate oneself with, meet, pack, plead, provide, tamper, trust/ entrust sb with
0. ON
agree, base, blame sth on sb, centre, comment, concentrate, congratulate, decide, depend, f
ocus, elaborate, impose, insist, impose sth on sb, pride oneself on sth, remark
- Elaborate on sth
1. AGAINST
Insure, protest, fight, struggle, lean, advise sb against sth, argue against sth
0. ABOUT
argue, be concerned, boast, decide, dream, protest
- Argue about
1. OUT
figure, sort, spell, phase, iron
2. AT
aim, glance, guess, gaze, glare, hint, nag at sb, shout, stare
3. TO
answer, appeal, apply oneself to, apply to, attend, attribute sth to sb/sth, commit oneself to st
h, confess, devote oneself/sth to sth, prefer, react, refer to sth, refer sb to sb, resign oneself t
o sth, resort, succeed