Prepositions after verbs: P

Compare the prepositions used after English verbs, with concise rules, natural examples, and common mistakes.

"predict by" or "predict in"? "predispose to", "predispose towards" or "predispose toward"? predominate in, among, as, by or on? "prefer to" or "prefer by"? prepare for, by, in, with or to? "prescribe by" or "prescribe in"? present to, in, by, with or at? preserve in, for, by, from or as? preside over, at, in or by? "press for" or "press on"? "pretend to" or "pretend like"? prevail in, over, on, upon or against? "prevent from" or "prevent by"? "print on" or "print in"? "proceed with" or "proceed to"? "process in" or "process by"? "proclaim to", "proclaim by" or "proclaim in"? "produce by" or "produce in"? prohibit from, by, in, without or for? "promise to", "promise by" or "promise in"? "promote to" or "promote by"? prompt by, for, on, to or with? "promulgate by" or "promulgate in"? "pronounce in", "pronounce by" or "pronounce like"? propagate by, in, from, to or into? propel by, into, through, from or on? "propose by" or "propose to"? "prosecute for", "prosecute by" or "prosecute in"? prosper in, as, from, by or with? "protect by" or "protect from"? protest against, in, about, at or on? protrude from, into, through, around or at? "prove to" or "prove by"? "provide by" or "provide for"? provoke by, in, at, into or to? "publish in" or "publish by"? pull out, in, on, from or into? "punch in" or "punch above"? punctuate by, with or for? "punish for" or "punish by"? purchase from, in, by, for or at? purify by, from, with, in or of? "pursue by" or "pursue in"? push for, to, into, through or by? "put in" or "put on"?