Prepositions after verbs: A

Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.

abandon, by, abandon, in "abduct by", "abduct in" or "abduct from"? abide by, in, with, to or on? "abolish in" or "abolish by"? "abound in" or "abound with"? "absorb by", "absorb into" or "absorb in"? "accelerate by", "accelerate to" or "accelerate in"? accentuate by, with, in or under? accept by, in, as, for or into? "accommodate in", "accommodate for" or "accommodate to"? "accomplish by" or "accomplish in"? "accord to" or "accord with"? accredit by, to, with, in or as? "accrue to", "accrue in" or "accrue from"? accumulate in, over, to, on or by? accuse of, by, in, for or with? ache for, from, with, by or following? "achieve by" or "achieve in"? acknowledge by, in, as, for or at? "acquiesce to" or "acquiesce in"? "acquire by" or "acquire in"? act as, in, on, like or upon? "activate by" or "activate in"? adapt to, from, for, by or into? "address to", "address in" or "address by"? add to, in, up, on or as? "adjust to" or "adjust for"? "administer by" or "administer to"? "admire by", "admire in" or "admire for"? admit to, in, into, as or at? "adopt by" or "adopt in"? adorn with, by, in, according or among? "advance to" or "advance in"? "advertise on" or "advertise in"? advise on, by, of, against or to? advocate for, by, in, on or against? affect by, in, with, on or to? "affirm in" or "affirm by"? "afflict with" or "afflict by"? "afford to" or "afford by"? aggravate by, in, to, as or with? agitate for, by, against, on or in? agree with, to, on, upon or in? "aim at" or "aim for"? alarm by, for, at, to or about? alert to, by, for, on or in? alienate from, by, due, for or in? "alight from" or "alight at"? "align with" or "align to"? allege in, by, during, at or against? "allocate to" or "allocate for"? "allot to" or "allot for"? allow for, in, to, by or into? "alter by" or "alter in"? "alternate between" or "alternate with"? "amaze at" or "amaze by"? "amend by" or "amend in"? amplify by, in, for, from or into? amuse by, for, to, after or in? "analyse by" or "analyse in"?