Prepositions after Verbs in English
Sabrena Doherty 
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Learning the correct preposition after verbs in English can be difficult, usually for the following reasons:
The proposition is different from the one you use in your language.
You don´t use a preposition in your language after the verb but in English you do, or vice versa.
Let´s start with the verbs that have different prepositions in English.
For example:
Ser responsable de = to be responsible FOR
This is one of the very common mistakes students make.
Let´s look at some common verbs that have different prepositions in English, or that have a preposition in English but doesn´t in Spanish:
Some verbs in Spanish have NO preposition HAVE a preposition in English.
For example:
Explain TO - I will explain it TO you.
See more examples below.
Some verbs that have a preposition in Spanish do NOT have a preposition in English.
e.g.
Acceder a - to access.
I accessed the account.
Careful! as a NOUN: I have access TO the account.
There are more examples below:
These examples are some of the most common ones, but of course there are many more.
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