Prepositions after verbs: C
Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.
calculate, by, calculate, in, calculate, from
"call for" or "call on"?
"campaign for" or "campaign against"?
cancel by, due, at, in or for?
capitulate to, in, like, by or after?
captivate by, for, with, from or in?
"capture by" or "capture in"?
"care about" or "care for"?
carry with, by, in, to or into?
carve into, out, in, on or with?
cast in, into, for, by or on?
"catch in", "catch by" or "catch on"?
categorize into, by, as, in or under?
"cater to" or "cater for"?
cause by, to, in, for or as?
cede to, by, because, in or into?
celebrate in, with, by, on or for?
certify by, as, to, under or for?
"challenge for", "challenge in" or "challenge by"?
change in, to, from, for or with?
"chant in" or "chant for"?
"charge with" or "charge for"?
"chase after" or "chase by"?
"chat with" or "chat to"?
cheat on, in, by, with or at?
"check for", "check on" or "check with"?
"cheer for" or "cheer on"?
"cherish by" or "cherish for"?
chew on, through, with, at or by?
chime in, with, into or as?
"choke on" or "choke with"?
"choose from" or "choose by"?
circulate in, to, on, by or among?
cite in, by, as, for or from?
"claim by", "claim in" or "claim for"?
clamor for, at, by or over?
clarify in, on, by, for or to?
clash with, in, on, at or against?
"classify as" or "classify into"?
clean in, with, up, at or by?
"cleanse of" or "cleanse from"?
clear by, of, for, in or to?
click on, for, through, to or with?
climb to, into, in, on or out?
cling to, onto, on, during or in?
"clip on", "clip from" or "clip by"?
clog with, by, from, in or of?
close to, at, on, in or for?
"clothe in" or "clothe with"?
cluster in, around, round, according or along?
clutch at, for, in, onto or to?
coach by, in, at, for or with?
"codify in" or "codify into"?
coerce into, by, in, for or from?
"coexist with" or "coexist in"?
collaborate with, on, in, across or as?
"collect from", "collect in" or "collect by"?
collide with, in, at, before or during?
"collude with" or "collude in"?
combine with, in, for, into or to?