Prepositions after verbs: I
Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.
interface with, to, between or into?
"interfere with" or "interfere in"?
"interpret as", "interpret by" or "interpret in"?
"interrogate by" or "interrogate for"?
interrupt by, with, in, for or during?
intersect with, at, by, in or on?
intersperse with, between, by, throughout or across?
intertwine with, in, into, over or within?
intervene in, on, with, at or by?
"interview by" or "interview for"?
interweave with, into, in, through or throughout?
intimidate by, into, in, for or at?
intrigue by, with, as, at or in?
"introduce to" or "introduce in"?
"intrude on" or "intrude into"?
inundate with, by, at, for or under?
invade by, in, from, at or on?
"invent by" or "invent in"?
"investigate by", "investigate in" or "investigate for"?
invest in, for, on, with or at?
"invite to" or "invite by"?
"invoke in" or "invoke by"?
"involve in", "involve for" or "involve at"?
"irritate by" or "irritate with"?
"isolate from" or "isolate in"?
"issue by", "issue in" or "issue to"?
"itch for" or "itch in"?