Reading And Use Of English - Verb/adjective + Preposition Flashcards
Which preposition follows the verb ‘agree’?
about
Examples: agree about, argue about, dream about, know about, laugh about, read about, talk about
What preposition is used with ‘laugh’ when directed at something?
at
Examples: laugh at, guess at, look at
Which preposition follows the verb ‘apply’?
For
Complete phrase: apply for, arrange for, ask for something, blame someone for, care for, forgive someone for, look for, play for, search for, wait for
Which preposition is used with ‘believe’?
in
Examples: believe in, confide in, involve someone in something, specialize in, succeed in, take part in
What preposition follows ‘accuse’?
of
Examples: accuse someone of something, (dis)approve of, die of something, dream of, remind someone of something, rob someone of something, smell of, taste of, warn someone of something
Which preposition follows the verb ‘concentrate’?
On
Complete phrase: concentrate on, blame something on someone, congratulate someone on something, depend on insist on, rely on
Which preposition is used with ‘add’?
to
Examples: add something to, admit to, apologize to someone for something, be accustomed to, be used to, belong to, confess to, explain something to someone, lend something to someone, listen to, object to, reply to, talk to, someone about something
What preposition follows ‘agree’ when talking about a person?
with
Examples: agree with, argue with, begin with, charge someone with a crime, deal with, discuss something with someone, provide someone with something, share something with someone, trust someone with something
Fill in the blank: ‘She is _______ to the new environment.’
accustomed
Complete phrase: be accustomed to
What preposition follows ‘blame’ when indicating the cause?
on
Examples: blame something on someone
Which preposition is used with ‘search’?
for
Examples: search for
What preposition follows ‘discuss’ when talking to someone?
with
Examples: discuss something with someone
What preposition is used with ‘object’?
to
Examples: object to
Which preposition follows ‘care’?
for
Examples: She cares for her elderly parents every day.
Fill in the blank: ‘She had to blame someone ____ their mistakes.’
For
Complete phrase: blame someone for