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Dependent Prepositions-Verb

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  • I’m looking my keys everywhere but can’t find them.
    looking for my keys
  • The employee asked his manager a raise.
    asked his manager for a raise
  • He borrowed me his notes yesterday.
    I borrowed his notes from him.
  • Don’t look on me like that.
    look at me
  • I already paid the dinner yesterday.
    paid for the dinner
  • Don’t worry with the results, everything will be fine.
    worry about the results
  • The team relied to their captain’s decisions.
    relied on their captain’s decisions
  • She gave me the documents to.
    She gave the documents to me.
  • I never heard about Picasso before moving to Spain.
    heard of Picasso (knowing that he exists).
  • I enjoy listening classical music.
    listening to classical music.
  • Success depends of your dedication.
    depends on your dedication
  • She blamed to her brother for the broken vase.
    blamed her brother for
  • He tried to hide of the police.
    hide from
  • The company had to deal about serious financial problems.
    deal with
  • Can you lend me your phone for?
    lend your phone to me.
  • Did you hear of the accident yesterday?
    hear about the accident (since it’s news / details).
  • I still believe to hard work as the key to success.
    believe in hard work
  • The manager blamed the mistake on us for not being careful.
    blamed us for the mistake
  • He didn’t respond my email.
    respond to my email
  • He was accused on stealing confidential documents.
    accused of stealing
  • You should concentrate at finishing your thesis.
    concentrate on finishing
  • He invited me for join the club.
    invited me to join the club.
  • He spends a lot of money in clothes.
    spends money on clothes