List of Verbs Followed by Preposition And Gerund

Verbs followed by Preposition & Gerund

• Accuse of
• Admit to
• Agree on
• Apologize for
• Approve of
• Argue about
• Ask about
• Believe in
• Benefit from
• Blame for
• Boast about
• Care about
• Complain about
• Confess to
• Congratulate on
• Count on
• Depend on
• Dream of
• Excel at
• Focus on
• Forgive for
• Get used to
• Give up

 

Verbs followed by Preposition & Gerund: 1

• Insist on
• Look forward to
• Object to
• Participate in
• Plan on
• Prevent from
• Protect from
• Put off
• Rely on
• Respond to
• Succeed in
• Talk about
• Thank for
• Think about
• Think of
• Tired of
• Worry about
• Admit of
• Agree with
• Aim at
• Apologize to
• Apply for
• Assist in
• Blame on
• Borrow from
• Call for
• Care for
• Comment on
• Contribute to
• Cope with
• Decide on
• Depend upon
• Discourage from
• Disapprove of
• Excuse for
• Hear of
• Hope for
• Insist upon
• Keep from
• Laugh about
• Lead to
• Live on
• Marvel at
• Object to
• Pay for
• Persist in
• Plan for
• Prepare for
• Prevent from
• Promise to
• Provide for
• React to

Verbs followed by Preposition & Gerund: 2

• Recover from
• Refrain from
• Regret for
• Remember for
• Report on
• Result in
• Save from
• See about
• Settle for
• Specialize in
• Stick to
• Stop from
• Succeed at
• Suffer from
• Suspect of
• Talk to
• Thank for
• Think on
• Triumph over
• Vow to
• Wait for
• Work on
• Worry about
• Yearn for
• Yield to

Verbs followed by Preposition & Gerund: 3

2. 20 Example Sentences:

• She apologized for being late to the meeting.
• They talked about moving to a new city.
• I’m thinking of going on vacation next month.
• He succeeded in passing his exams.
• We complained about not receiving the package.
• The teacher insists on following the rules strictly.
• She dreamed of becoming a famous singer.
• He admits to cheating on the test.
• They blamed him for losing the game.
• I look forward to meeting you soon.
• The company specializes in providing IT services.
• He prevented her from leaving the room.
• She focused on improving her English skills.
• We forgave him for breaking the vase.
• He gave up smoking last year.
• She refrained from commenting on the issue.
• They relied on finding a solution quickly.
• We thanked him for helping us with the project.
• She hesitated in making the final decision.
• He regretted not studying harder for the exam.

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