Prepositions after verbs: T

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

tackle by, in, for, with or on? tack-on-onto-to-across, as "tag with" or "tag in"? tailor to, for, from, toward or towards? "taint by" or "taint with"? "take into", "take in" or "take to"? "talk about" or "talk to"? tally with, in, for, up or at? "tap into" or "tap on"? target at, by, for, to or in? tarnish by, in, with, after or as? "taste like", "taste of" or "taste in"? "tax at" or "tax on"? "teach in" or "teach at"? tear between, from, by, into or to? teeter on, between, alongside, atop or by? tell by, of, about, in or from? "tempt by" or "tempt to"? tend to, towards, toward, by or for? "terminate by", "terminate at" or "terminate in"? terrify of, by, for, at or about? "test for" or "test in"? "testify to", "testify in" or "testify before"? tether to, for, in, with or at? "thank for" or "thank to"? thirst for, in, after, at or like? "threaten by" or "threaten with"? thrill with, by, at, to or about? "thrive in" or "thrive on"? "throw in", "throw at" or "throw into"? "thrust into" or "thrust upon"? thwart by, in, at, due or with? tie to, with, for, into or in? tinker with, around, on, in or about? "tip for" or "tip on"? tire of, for, in, on or from? "tolerate by" or "tolerate in"? torture by, in, to, for or with? toss in, into, out, with or around? "touch on" or "touch by"? "tow to" or "tow by"? trace to, in, through, from or on? traffic in, for, to, into or across? "trail by" or "trail in"? train in, for, by, at or with? "trample on", "trample by" or "trample upon"? transfer to, from, into, between or by? "transform into", "transform by" or "transform from"? "translate into" or "translate to"? transmit to, through, by, from or in? "transpire in" or "transpire during"? trap in, by, between, under or inside? travel to, with, in, from or on? "trawl through" or "trawl for"? "tread on" or "tread upon"? treat with, as, like, to or in? "trek to" or "trek through"? tremble with, in, under, for or at? "trespass on" or "trespass in"? "trick into" or "trick by"?