Prepositions after verbs: R

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

"repeal by" or "repeal in"? repeat in, for, with, at or by? "repent of" or "repent for"? "replace by" or "replace with"? "replicate in" or "replicate by"? reply to, with, in, by or on? report on, in, to, by or from? "represent by" or "represent in"? "reprint in", "reprint with" or "reprint from"? reproduce in, with, by, from or at? "request for" or "request by"? "require for" or "require by"? "rescue from" or "rescue by"? reserve for, to, in, at or by? resettle in, on, from, as or due? reside in, at, on, with or outside? resign from, in, to, after or as? resist by, in, with, for or to? "resolve by" or "resolve in"? resonate with, in, for, through or throughout? respond to, with, by or in? "rest on" or "rest in"? restore to, in, by, from or for? "restrain by", "restrain from" or "restrain in"? restrict to, by, in, from or as? result in, from, into or to? "resume in" or "resume on"? "retain by" or "retain in"? retaliate by, with, against, in or as? "retire from", "retire to" or "retire in"? "retrieve from" or "retrieve by"? return to, from, by, in or with? reunite with, for, in, after or at? "reveal to" or "reveal in"? "revere by", "revere as" or "revere in"? "reverse in" or "reverse by"? "review from" or "review by"? revise in, for, by, to or with? "revive by" or "revive in"? rhyme with, in, like, for or to? "ride on" or "ride in"? "ridicule by" or "ridicule for"? ring in, for, at, with or from? "rip off", "rip through" or "rip from"? "rise to", "rise in" or "rise from"? "roam around" or "roam in"? roar with, like, in, into or through? "rob of", "rob in" or "rob by"? roll into, in, on, with or off? rot in, from, on, at or because? "rub on" or "rub against"? ruin by, in, for, after or with? "rule by", "rule on" or "rule in"? rummage through, in, for, among or around? run by, for, out, on or into? rush to, into, for, through or out?