Hi, Welcome to IQ Curator, This section is intended to serve the needs of the aspirants preparing for “English Grammar” in different competitive exams. The practice for English Grammar provided in this section will help in attaining the skills required for handling the English Grammar with ease.
Here we will cover all the topics given below in English Grammar which will be very helpful for you to crack all government exams.
Essay, Letter Writing, Press Release/Appeal, Report Writing, Writing on Visual Information, Formal Speech, Precis Writing, Reading Comprehension, English Grammar (noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection.), Translation, etc.
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Some Common Verb + Preposition Combinations
About: worry, complain, read
At: arrive (a building or event), smile, look
He worries about the future.
She complained about the homework.
I read about the flooding in the city.
From: differ, suffer
He arrived at the airport 2 hours early.
The children smiled at her.
She looked at him.
For: account, allow, search
The results differ from my original idea.
She suffers from dementia.
In: occur, result, succeed
Be sure to account for any discrepancies.
I returned the transcripts to the interviewees to allow for revisions
to be made.
They are searching for the missing dog.
Of: approve, consist, smell
The same problem occurred in three out of four cases.
My recruitment strategies resulted in finding 10 participants.
She will succeed in completing her degree.
On: concentrate, depend, insist
I approve of the idea.
The recipe consists of three basic ingredients.
The basement smells of mildew.
To: belong, contribute, lead, refer
He is concentrating on his work.
They depend on each other.
I must insist on following this rule.
With: (dis)agree, argue, deal
Bears belong to the family of mammals.
I hope to contribute to the previous research.
My results will lead to future research on the topic.
Please refer to my previous explanation.
I (dis)agree with you.
She argued with him.
They will deal with the situation.
