Prepositions after verbs: A
Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.
"analyze by", "analyze for" or "analyze in"?
"anger by" or "anger at"?
"animate by" or "animate in"?
"annex to" or "annex by"?
announce in, on, by, to or at?
annoy by, for, to, about or at?
answer to, in, by, for or with?
"anticipate by" or "anticipate in"?
"apologize for" or "apologize to"?
"appall by" or "appall at"?
appeal to, for, against, by or from?
"appear in" or "appear on"?
append to, at, with, as or by?
"app for" or "app on"?
"applaud by" or "applaud for"?
"apply to" or "apply for"?
"appoint by" or "appoint to"?
"appreciate by", "appreciate for" or "appreciate in"?
"approve by" or "approve of"?
archive for, at, in, by or on?
"argue with" or "argue for"?
"arise from" or "arise in"?
"arrange for" or "arrange in"?
arrest for, in, on, by or at?
"arrive at" or "arrive in"?
"articulate in" or "articulate by"?
ascend to, into, in, from or on?
"ask for" or "ask about"?
"aspire to" or "aspire for"?
"assassinate in" or "assassinate by"?
"assemble in", "assemble by" or "assemble at"?
"assess by" or "assess on"?
assign to, by, for, in or as?
"assimilate into" or "assimilate to"?
"assist in" or "assist with"?
"assume by" or "assume for"?
assure of, by, in, to or for?
attack by, on, in, with or for?
"attain to" or "attain by"?
attempt to, in, at, on or by?
"attend to" or "attend by"?
attest to, by, in, from or at?
attract to, by, in, towards or for?
audition for, with, before, on or at?
augment by, with, in, for or on?
authorise by, in, for, under or as?
authorize by, in, for, under or on?
avail of, to, by, on or against?
"avoid by", "avoid at" or "avoid in"?
await for, in, with, on or at?
awaken to, by, from, in or at?