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Grammar Skills for Real Communication · Level B1 · Exam practice

Prepositional Verbs: (Verb + Preposition)

Certification-style practice: 30 multiple-choice questions in 20 minutes, one topic at a time. Read the topic explanation first, then test yourself under exam conditions and learn from the feedback on every answer.

Level B1 · Intermediate30 questions20 minutesBank of 70Pass: 70%

Exam practice · Level B1

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Prepositional Verbs: (Verb + Preposition)

What they are

A prepositional verb is a verb + preposition with a fixed meaning. The preposition is always followed by an object (a noun, pronoun or -ing form), and it cannot be separated from the verb.

Common verb + preposition

Preposition	Verbs
for	wait for, look for, ask for, apologize for, pay for
to	listen to, talk to, belong to, look forward to
on	depend on, insist on, agree on (a topic), spend (money) on
at	laugh at, look at, arrive at (a place)
about	talk about, think about, complain about, worry about
in / from / with	believe in, succeed in · suffer from · agree with, deal with

Careful pairs

look at (direct your eyes) · look for (search) · look after (take care of)
arrive at a place · arrive in a city or country

Watch out

After a preposition use -ing: She apologized for being late. I'm looking forward to seeing you.
Adjective + preposition also has fixed patterns: good at, afraid of, interested in, proud of, married to.

En español

Muchos verbos en inglés llevan una preposición fija que no siempre coincide con el español (wait for = esperar, listen to = escuchar, depend on = depender de). Después de una preposición usa -ing.

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