Mastering English Verb-Preposition Combinations
This comprehensive list details common English verbs and their associated prepositions, crucial for accurate and fluent communication. Understanding these combinations will significantly enhance your grammatical precision.
Verbs Followed by “in”
- absorbed in
- confide in
- be engrossed in
- implicate someone in
- involve someone in
- result in
- specialise in
- succeed in
Verbs Followed by “for”
- account for
- allow for
- apologise for
- blame someone for
- care for
- cater for
- charge someone for
- count for
- earmark something for
- pay for
Verbs
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