Prepositions after verbs: G
Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.
gain, from, gain, by
"gamble on" or "gamble with"?
"gasp for" or "gasp in"?
"gather in" or "gather at"?
"gaze at" or "gaze into"?
generate by, from, in, for or at?
get to, into, in, out or on?
giggle at, to, about, like or with?
"give to", "give in" or "give by"?
glance at, through, around, over or in?
glare at, from, after, before or in?
glean from, by, in, at or for?
"glow in" or "glow with"?
glue to, on, in, into or onto?
"google for" or "google Plus"?
gossip about, to, in, on or with?
go to, through, for, into or on?
govern by, in, with, for or according?
grab onto, at, for, by or on?
"graduate from" or "graduate with"?
"grant to" or "grant by"?
"grasp at" or "grasp by"?
"gravitate towards", "gravitate toward" or "gravitate to"?
"graze on" or "graze in"?
"greet by" or "greet with"?
grieve for, at, by, over or about?
grind to, into, in, with or against?
"grip by" or "grip with"?
grow in, by, at, to or into?
grumble about, from, after, against or among?
guarantee by, for, in, to or on?
"guard against" or "guard by"?
"guess at" or "guess in"?
"guide by" or "guide to"?