Short Techniques on Prepositions

wKQz msL¨K Noun Gi ci memgq 'to' e‡m, †m¸‡jv n‡jv -

Answer to (DËi) Obstacle to (evav/weNœZv)
Solution to (mgvav) Hindrance to (evav/weNœZv)
Clue to (Z‡_¨i Drm) Impediment to (evav/weNœZv)
Exception to (e¨vwZµg) Obstruction to (evav/weNœZv)
Alternative to (weKí)

wKQz msL¨K Verb Gi ci memgq 'On/ Upon' e‡m, †m¸‡jv n‡jv -

Depend on/upon Hinge on/upon
Rely on/upon Count on/upon
Repose on/upon

NOUNS: [FOR]
Affection for Craving for Motive for
Ambition for Desire for Opportunity for
Anxiety for Dislike for Partiality for
Apology for Esteem for Passion for
Appetite for Fitness for Pretext for
Aptitude for Fondness for Remedy for
Blame for Greed for Reputation for
Candidate for Guarantee for Shame for
Capacity for Hunger for Taste for
Compassion for Leisure for Zeal for
Compensation for Linking for Zest for
Contempt for Match for

ADJECTIVES AND PARTICIPLES: [FOR]

Anxious for Eager for Penitent for
Bound for Eligible for Prepared for
Celebrated for Eminent for Proper for
Conspicuous for Famous for Qualified for
Customary for Fit for Read for
Designed for Favorable for Remarkable for
Distinguished for (something) Good for Sorry for
Distinguished by (some action) Grateful for Sufficient for
Notorious for Necessary for Useful for
Zealous for

Verbs: [for]
Beg for Hope for Mourn for
Care for Long for Pine for
Clamour for Lament for Pray for
Feel for Make for Stipulate for
Start for Wish for Yearn for
Wait for

FROM
The following words take the Preposition "from" after them:
NOUNS: [FROM]
Abstinence from Escape from
Digression from Inference from
Descent from Respite from

ADJECTIVES AND PARTICIPLES: [FROM]

Absent from Distinct from
Alienated from Different from
Apart from, Precluded from
Disqualified from Remote from

VERBS: [FROM]
Abstain from Differ from Prevent from
Alight from Digress from Prohibit from
Avert from Dissent from Protect from
Cease from Dissuade from Quote from
Debar from Elicit from Recoil from
Derive from Emerge from Recover from
Derogate from Escape from Refrain from
Desist from Exclude from Result from
Detract from Excuse from Retire from
Deviate from Preserve from Vary from

IN
The following words take the Preposition 'in' after them:
NOUNS: Confidence in (a person)
Delight in (something) Laxity in (morals)
Experience in (doing something) Readiness in answering (a question)
Faith in (a person or thing) Temperance in diet.
Jurisdiction in (a law suit)

ADJECTIVES AND PARTICIPLES: [IN]

Absorbed in (study etc.) Deficient in (energy)
Accomplished In (art etc.) Diligent in (business)
Accurate in (statistics etc.) Engaged in (business)
Apt in (Mathematics etc.) Entangled in (a plot)
Assiduous in (studies) Enveloped in (mist)
Backward in (something) Experienced in (something)
Bigoted in (opinion) Fertile in (resources)
Confirmed in (a habit) Foiled in (an attempt)
Correct in (a statement) Fruitful in (resources)
Defective in (point of style) Held in (esteem)
Honest in (dealings) Poor in (spirit)
Impressed in (thought) Proficient in (any subject)
Implicated in (a crime) Profuse in (offers)
Indebted in (a large sum) Remiss in (duties)
Interested in (a person or thing) Rich in (property)
Invested in (govt. paper) Skilful/slothful in (business)
Involved in (difficulties) Slow in (doing something)
Late in (doing something) Temperate in (habits)
Lavish in (expenditure) Veiled in (mystery)
Lack in (morals)
Obstinate in (resistance)
Polite in (manners)
VERBS: [IN] Abound in (fish etc.)
Arrive in (a country)
Believe in (one's honesty)
Consist in (facts or results)
Dabble in (politics)
Deal in (cloth etc.)
Delight in (music etc.)
Employ in (a work)
Enlist in (the army etc.)
Excel in (languages etc.)
Fail in (an attempt)
Fall in (love)
The following words take the Preposition 'of after them:
NOUNS: [OF]
Abatement of (the fever)
Abhorrence of (ingratitude)
Assurance of (help)
Betrayal of (a secret) Cause of (troubles)
Charge of (murder etc.)
Consciousness of (guilt)
Consideration of (a thing)
Conviction of (guilt)
Decision of (some dispute)
Distrust of (a person or thing)
Doubt of or about t(a thing)
Economy of (time)
Endurance of (pain)
Evasion of (a rule)
Experience of (a thing)
Failure of (a plan)
Freedom of (action)
Accused of (a crime)
Acquitted of (a charge)
Afraid of (death)
Ambitious of (distinction)
Apprehensive of (danger)
Apprised of (a fact)
Ashamed of (dullness)
Cautious of (anything)
Certain of (success)
Versed in (any subject)
Weak in (head)
Zealous in (a cause)
Glory in (success)
Increase in (wisdom)
Indulge in (wine)
Involve in (debt)
Join in (a game)
Labour in (a good cause)
Originate in (a thing or place)
Preserve in (an effort)
Persist in (doing something)
Rejoice in (own success)
OF
Hatred of or for (a person)
Heir of (a person)
Hope of or for (better luck)
Imputation of (guilt)
Infliction of (punishment)
Judge of (a matter)
Proof of (guilt)
(In) pursuance of (an object) Relation of (one thing)
to (another)
Result of (a proceeding)
(In) search of (wealth)
Tenacity of (purpose)
Want of (memory)
Witness of (an event)
Adjective and Participle - of
Dull of (understanding) Informed of (a fact)
Defrauded of (earnings) Innocent of (a charge)
Depleted of (strength) Irrespective (consequences)
Deprived of (something) Lame of (one leg)
Easy of (access) Lavish of (money)
Empty of (contents) Neglectful if (interests)
Envious of (another's success) Negligent of (duties)
Fearful of (something) Productive of (wealth)
Fond of (something) Proud of (position)
Cognisant of (a truth)
Commemorative of (a victory)
Convinced of (a fact)
Covetous of (goods)
Cured of (a disease)
Composed of (a material)
Confident of (success)
Conscious of (a fault)
Convicted of (a crime)
Defeated of (purpose)
Deserving of (praise)
Desirous of (success)
Despondent of (success)
Destitute of (money)
Devoid of (common sense)
Diffident of (success)
Disappointed of (anything)
Distrustful of (a man's motives)
Full of (persons or things)
Greedy of (riches)
Guilty of (theft)
Healed of (a disease)
Assure of (the truth)
Aware of (intentions)
Bereft of (a child)
Blind of (one eye)
Born of (rich parents)
Capable of (improvement)
Careful of (money)
Heedless (consequences)
Hopeful of (success)
Ignorant of (any subject)
Impatient of (reproof)
Inclusive of (extras)
Independent of (parents)
Indicative of (motives)
Quick of (understanding)
Receptive of (advice) Reckless of
(expenditure) Regardless of
(consequences) Repentant of (sin)
Sanguine of (success)
Sensible of (kindness)
Sick of (waiting)
Slow of (hearing) Subversive of
(discipline)
Sure of (success) Suspicious of
(meaning)
Thankful of (favors)
Tired of (doing something) Vain of
(fine dress etc..)
Weary of (doing
something)
Worthy of (praise)

Verbs: [of]
Accuse of (some misdeed)
Acquit of (blame)
Admit of (an excuse)
Beware of (something)
Boast of (something)
Complain of (something)
Fail of (a purpose)
Dream of (strange things)
Inform a person of (a thing)
Inquire of (a person)
Consist of (materials)
Convict a person of (a crime)
Convince a person of (a fact)
Cure a man of (a disease)
Die of (a disease)
Heal of (a disease)
Dispose of (property)
Judge of or by (something)
Purge the mind of (false notions)
Repent of (misdeed)
Smell of (fish)
Suspect of (treachery)
Taste of (salt)
Hear of (an event)

ON
The following words take the Preposition 'on' after them:
Nouns: [On]
Assault on (a person or thing) Authority on (a subject)
Attack on (a place) Controversy on (a point)
Decision on (some case) Influence n (a man's action)
Dependence on (a person or thing) Lecture on (a subject)
Imposition on (the guilty)

ADJECTIVES AND PARTICIPLES: [ON]

Based on (something) Consequent on (some cause)
Bent on (doing something) Determined on (doing a thing)
Conditional on (something) Engraved on (the memory)
Entailed on (a person) Incumbent on (a person)
Founded on (fact) Resolved on (doing a thing)
Imperative on (a person) Silent on (a point)

VERBS: [ON]
Calculate on (success)
Decide on (something)
Err on (the side of leniency)
Encroach on (one's authority)
Expatiate on (a subject)
Fall on (the enemy)
Fire on (a city)
Gain on (someone in a race)
Harp on (something)
Hinge on (an event)
Impose on (a person)
Infringe on (a man's rights)
Insist on (something being done)
Intrude on (one's leisure)
Lean on (a staff)
Mediate on (some subject)
Operate on (a patient)
Ponder on (a subject)
Pounce on (a thing)
Prevail on (a person) to do something
Pride oneself on (a thing)
Smile on (a person)
Speak on (a subject)
Trample on (justice)