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Verb Preposition Collocations
Verb Preposition Collocations Vs. Mastering English Prepositions

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The app is designed to help you learn a list of verb preposition collocations. In English, there are many verb that come with prepositions to form collocations. Some examples are: - accuse (someone) of ([doing] something) - admire (someone) for ([doing] something) - agree on (topic) - apologise to (someone) for ([doing] something) - apply to (a place) for (something) - approve of (something) - believe in (something) - belong to (someone) - blame (someone) for ([doing] something) - borrow (something) from (someone) - care about (someone/something/topic) - compare (something) to/with (something else) - concentrate on ([doing] something) The app has a comprehensive list of such collocations. Learning about Verb Preposition Collocations will help you to improve your reading and writing skills. ● User-defined list - Create your own list ● Write a note - Write a note for each entry - Tap note button to review all notes ● Study - Flashards - Multiple choice quizzes - Entries are grouped into unites so you can learn unit by unit - You can also select entries from your own list. ● Other features: - Search an entry - Bookmark an entry - Over 3155 entries

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Mastering English Prepositions

This app is designed to help you to study English prepositions and how to use them in writing and conversation. ● Quizzes - 33 quizzes - Review your answers after finish the quiz ● Topics - Usage of prepositions are divided into topics. - Spatial Preposition (Direction, Position, etc), temporal prepositions (Time, date, duration, etc), and prepositions to indicate purpose, cause, reason, etc. For example: "Among" is used to indicating somebody who belongs to a group - This has caused serious alarm among students. "For" is used to describe reason or purpose - These clothes are made for women. "For" is used to describe feelings or attitudes - She expressed her admiration for the painting. "From" is used to describe origin or source - Bricks made from clay are very common. "Off" is used to describe separation - The cat fell off the roof. ● Usage - Each preposition has multiple usages - Sentences are added to demonstrate each usage ● Sample Sentences - Each usage comes with a number of sample sentences - Over 2500 sentences are added ● If you want to give a feedback, please use feedback feature in the setting.