Verb + Preposition Combinations

Grammar - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Dec. 27 Sat , 13:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:

Learn common verb + preposition combinations that appear again and again in English conversation (e.g., look after, listen to, depend on).
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Watch a video with clear examples you can hear and repeat.
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Practice making sentences using these combinations in simple, everyday contexts.

Compare how English uses these combinations differently than some other languages.

You will:
✅ Understand how small prepositions change meaning after verbs
✅ Use these combinations in basic conversation
✅ Recognise them when listening or reading in English

Session Activities

Question 1: Can you think of a sentence with a verb + preposition in English?

Question 2: Have you ever said listen to music — which word does listen need after it?

Question 3: What is the difference between look and look at?

Question 4: Why do you think we need prepositions with some verbs?

Question 5: When you speak English, do you try to use these combinations naturally already?

Question 1: What verb + preposition combination did you notice in the video?

Question 2: How would you say take care using a preposition (e.g., take care of)?

Question 3: When do we say depend on someone? Give an example.

Question 4: What is the difference between look at and look for?

Question 5: Choose one example from the video and make your own sentence.

Question 6: Do prepositions after verbs change the meaning of the verb? How?

Question 7: Is there a verb + preposition combination that you find difficult? Which one?

Question 8: How can learning these help you in conversation with native speakers?

Question 9: After practicing, what new combination do you want to use tomorrow?

look at

watch or direct attention toward

look for

search or try to find

look after

take care of someone/something

listen to

hear with attention

depend on

need or rely on someone

run into

meet someone unexpectedly

get along with

have good relationship with

think about

consider or reflect on

agree with

have the same opinion as