adapt to People need to adapt to changing environmental conditions.

adjust to The twins had to adjust to living as singles.

agree (with) on I could not agree on spending more money on the kids.

apologize for I apologize for interrupting.

approve of I don’t approve of leaving small children home alone.

argue about/against You can’t argue about having an extra pair of hands.

ask about She asked about making another cup of tea.

believe in I believe in giving peace a chance.

blame for Who’s to blame for rising food prices?

care about She doesn’t care about getting into this college.

complain about Mother complained about being tired.

consist of Kid’s summers consist of going to the pool or the library.

decide on Ken decided on going abroad next year.

depend on I had come to depend on seeing her in my dreams.

disapprove of Some people disapprove of helping migrants.

discourage from Teenagers should be discouraged from going into internet chat

engage in Students were engaged in learning the new grammar rules.

forgive for I think Jessica will never forgive for lying.

get used to I can’t get used to living in such a crowded city.

give up Oh, I will never give up trying to find him.

help with Some children require lots of help with reading.

inquire about He inquired about attending Bob Jones University.

insist on He insisted on seeing me off at the airport.

interfere with I’m afraid your dance routine will interfere with studying.

keep on We need to keep on trying.

look forward to I look forward to going home next weekend.

object to I object to changing plans at this late date.

participate in All students participated in doing pantomimes.

persist in Some people persist in calling Pluto the ninth planet.

plan on What do you plan on doing?

prepare for Instructors vary in how they prepare for teaching a course.

profit from Henry profited from selling his parents’ house.

prohibit from We are prohibited from doing lots of things in this school.

put off Do you ever put off going to a doctor?

succeed in She’s succeeded in making you jealous, hasn’t she?

suffer from Doctors say children can suffer from playing video games.

talk about We talked about going to Italy for our summer vacations.

take part in Many people took part in bringing the lost child home.

there's no point in There is no point in arguing with them.

think about Jake and Julia think about getting married.

warn about They warned us about speeding on this road.

work on Brian really has to work on improving his vocabulary.

worry about I always worry about losing things.