Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn 20 of the most common English verb and preposition combinations. In addition to common prepositional verbs such as “depend on” and “listen to,” you will learn “believe in,” “agree with,” “belong to,” “plan on,” “provide someone with something,” and more. This is also a great video for English listening and speaking practice! I understand that English prepositions can be tough for learners, but by seeing, hearing, and repeating correct forms, you can improve your grammatical accuracy. Make sure to listen to and REPEAT the correct forms in the video, and to do the quiz at engvid.com/prepositions-in-english-20-verbs-with-prepositions to test your English skills when you’re finished watching the lesson. This is an intermediate English grammar lesson, but it’s never a bad idea to review the fundamentals even if you’re an advanced learner. I wish you luck with your studies. See you in the comments!
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In this lesson:
0:00 What is a prepositional verb?
1:08 belong to
1:53 deal with
2:34 depend on
3:38 rely on
4:16 count on
5:18 listen to
6:05 fight for & fight against
7:26 plan on
8:01 believe in
8:40 agree with
9:20 approve of
10:05 decide on
11:12 look at
11:57 look for
12:36 think about
13:06 remind someone of
13:49 add something to...
14:14 thank someone for something
14:49 provide someone with something
Learn 20 of the most common English verb and preposition combinations. In addition to common prepositional verbs such as “depend on” and “listen to,” you will learn “believe in,” “agree with,” “belong to,” “plan on,” “provide someone with something,” and more. This is also a great video for English listening and speaking practice! I understand that English prepositions can be tough for learners, but by seeing, hearing, and repeating correct forms, you can improve your grammatical accuracy. Make sure to listen to and REPEAT the correct forms in the video, and to do the quiz at engvid.com/prepositions-in-english-20-verbs-with-prepositions to test your English skills when you’re finished watching the lesson. This is an intermediate English grammar lesson, but it’s never a bad idea to review the fundamentals even if you’re an advanced learner. I wish you luck with your studies. See you in the comments!
For more common English you can use every day, get my book, 300 Practical English Words and Phrases: englishalex.com/product-page/300-practical-english-words-and-phrases
In this lesson:
0:00 What is a prepositional verb?
1:08 belong to
1:53 deal with
2:34 depend on
3:38 rely on
4:16 count on
5:18 listen to
6:05 fight for & fight against
7:26 plan on
8:01 believe in
8:40 agree with
9:20 approve of
10:05 decide on
11:12 look at
11:57 look for
12:36 think about
13:06 remind someone of
13:49 add something to...
14:14 thank someone for something
14:49 provide someone with something
