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    This document provides examples of verbs that are commonly used with particular prepositions in social media contexts. It lists verbs like "consist", "result", and "contribute" that are usually followed by prepositions like "of", "in", and "to". It also gives examples of verb phrases using these preposition patterns, such as "have you heard of her new website?" and "the moderator had to ban her from the Facebook group".

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    Language Practice

    Upper-intermediate

    Vocabulary    Intermediate 07 Social media


    Verbs + prepositions
    Some verbs are usually followed by a particular preposition.
    consist + of
    result + in
    contribute + to
    These are followed by a noun, pronoun, or verb + -ing.

    Verb + preposition + object


    Have you heard of her new website?

    Verb + preposition + verb + -ing


    He disapproved of reading the controversial blog.
    Sometimes, there is an object that can separate the verb from its preposition.

    Verb + object + preposition + object


    The moderator had to ban her from the Facebook group.

    Verb + object + preposition + verb + -ing


    The firewall prevented him from visiting that website.

    Preposition Verb
    of consist, disapprove, hear, remind
    on bring, comment, decide, depend, insist
    to contribute, lead, occur
    with confuse
    from ban, prevent
    in result
    into convert

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