Prepositions after verbs: D
Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.
differentiate between, from, by, into or in?
"differ from" or "differ in"?
"dig into" or "dig in"?
"diminish in" or "diminish by"?
dine at, with, in, on or for?
"dip into" or "dip in"?
"disable by" or "disable in"?
disagree with, on, about or in?
"disappear from", "disappear in" or "disappear into"?
"disappoint in" or "disappoint by"?
disbelieve in, after, for or on?
discharge from, in, by, on or to?
"disclose to" or "disclose in"?
"disconnect from" or "disconnect between"?
"discourage by" or "discourage from"?
"discover in" or "discover by"?
discriminate against, on, in, between or among?
"discuss in" or "discuss with"?
disengage from, with, by or in?
"disguise as" or "disguise by"?
"disillusion with" or "disillusion by"?
"dislike about", "dislike by" or "dislike for"?
dismiss by, for, as, from or in?
"dispatch to", "dispatch by" or "dispatch from"?
dispense with, to, in, along or by?
"displace by", "displace in" or "displace from"?
"display on" or "display in"?
"disqualify from" or "disqualify for"?
disrupt by, in, for, through or after?
"dissolve in" or "dissolve into"?
"distinguish between" or "distinguish from"?
distort by, in, to, with or of?
"distract by" or "distract from"?
"distribute to", "distribute by" or "distribute in"?
disturb by, at, in, with or about?
"dive into" or "dive in"?
diverge from, in, after, at or by?
diversify into, away, in, beyond or with?
"divert to" or "divert from"?
"divide into" or "divide by"?
"divorce from" or "divorce in"?
dominate by, in, for, at or from?
"donate to" or "donate by"?
"download from" or "download to"?
"draft by" or "draft in"?
"drag on" or "drag into"?
drain from, into, of, by or out?
"drape in" or "drape over"?
"draw on", "draw to" or "draw from"?
"dream of" or "dream about"?
drench in, with, by, at or from?
dress in, like, for, as or with?
drift into, away, to, in or towards?
"drill in" or "drill into"?
drink in, from, at, WITH or on?
"drip with" or "drip from"?
drive by, to, in, on or through?
"drool over", "drool on" or "drool at"?
drop to, by, out, from or in?
drown in, at, by, after or with?