Please don’t accuse me of forgetting to lock the door.
–to add
(something) to (something else) –Shall I add your name to the list?
–to admire
(someone) for ([doing] something) –I don’t agree with her, but I admire her for sticking to her principles.
–aim at
–Never aim at people.
–to agree on
(topic) –Governments will be invited to agree on the necessary future actions.
–to agree to
–Don’t agree to his offer.
–to agree with
(someone) –I don’t agree with this answer.
–to answer for
(someone/something) –He answers for my daughter.
–to apply for
–Will she apply for the job?
–to apologize to
(someone) for ([doing] something) –We apologize to our clients for the late departure of this flight.
–to approve of
(something) –My parents have never approved of any of my girlfriends.
–to argue with
(someone) about (topic) –I have been arguing with my brother about this for years.
–to arrive at
(a building, room, site, event) –We arrived at the art gallery just as it was closing.
–to arrive in
(a city, country) –Immigrants who arrived in the country after 2005 have to take a special language test.
–to ask
(someone) about (someone/topic) –Let’s ask the travel agent about flights to Europe.
–to ask
(someone) for (something) –My son asked for a video game for Christmas.
–to begin with
–The day began with bad news.
–to believe in
(something) –I’m beginning to think you actually believe in ghosts!
–to belong to
(someone) –