Verbs and Prepositions

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[sergiogutierrez]

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[BibI.b]

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[kolya_gtr]

The best way to learn prepositions what go after verbs is to clarify how each preposition works alone. If we say to, it means movement or a receiver of action. I brought this book to you. I gave it to you. If we say about, we indicate an idea of something, an object of discussion. If we say for, it is reason or purpose of doing something. If we say from, it is a period of something, duration or movement from someone/something

[thoreau]

1) My house belongs to my parents.

2) I have never been accused of doing anything.

3) I never borrow money from anyone.

4) I usually do not lend money to anyone.

5) I have never been robbed. Luckily that never happened to me!

6) I talk to my parents every day.

7) What I think of my president (Ms Rousseff) is that she is stupid. She is so stupid that we cannot even understand what she says.

8) I am thinking about going to my karate training tonight.

9) I presently depend on my parents because I only work part-time.

10) I do not remember when was the last time I have apologised for something.

11) My house is divided into seven rooms.

12) I find it easy to focus on studying English because I like it a lot.

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[annie]

May I ask a question? In English, we have verb + preposition (listen TO, arrive AT) and prepositional phrases (in the morning, after lunch). Now, when I analyze the sentence I get confused, I can't differentiate if a certain element is a verb+ preposition OR a prepositional phrase. Here is the sentence - <I arrived at the airport, I listened TO music.> Here do we have a prepositional phrase <at the airport, To music> or we have listen+to, arrived + at. Could you please explain what is what?

[undefeatableguy]

May I ask you a question? I always have problem with using the two "for me " and "to me" ( for example: it is important to me (or "for me"). In addition, when we want to replace "In my opinion" by another phrases, which one is possible ("for me" or "to me")

[davidspleentery]

I don't sure that "talk with me" is totally incorrect. I googled it and found an explanation that we say "With" when we want to have a conversation or discuss with someone(two-way interaction), whereas we use "to" when we have something important to say to someone (one-way interaction)
But I am not an expert. I can't say something definitely

[TheMrTofikTofik]

At 5:00 you are saying "What do you thinking about doing tonight?" is it ok or mistake?

[igaTrinit]

Should I use "into" with "come apart"? "The car came apart into pieces.' 

[hayquetrabajar]

I have got a question -   Can I use "Think" with  "ING"?    

[hectorortega]

Speak with and talk with is not a mistake is American... I though the same when i saw one of your videos then one day came across in a phrasal verbs book...