Understanding Common English Phrases

This video tutorial explores the use of prepositions in English, focusing on common verb-preposition combinations. It covers prepositions such as 'of', 'about', 'from', 'for', 'in', 'on', 'to', and 'at', providing examples and explanations for each. The lesson is divided into sections, each dedicated to a specific preposition, and includes a free worksheet with a summary and test.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Verb plus preposition combinations

• Prepositions in different languages

• Prepositions of place

• Prepositions of time

Which verb is commonly paired with 'of'?

• Talk

• Listen

• Wait

• Accuse

What does 'take care of' mean?

• To forget

• To argue

• To look after

• To ignore

Which verb is NOT commonly paired with 'about'?

• Argue

• Care

• Forget

• Succeed

What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'?

• Neither is correct

• Both mean the same

• 'Hear of' is about news, 'hear about' is about awareness

• 'Hear of' is about awareness, 'hear about' is about news

What does 'dream of' typically refer to?

• Sleeping dreams

• Future aspirations

• Past memories

• Daily activities

Which verb is commonly paired with 'from'?

• Prevent

• Apologize

• Believe

• Explain

What does 'suffer from' imply?

• To recover

• To ignore

• To be affected by

• To enjoy

Which verb is NOT commonly paired with 'for'?

• Pay

• Apologize

• Care

• Depend

What does 'wait for' imply?

• To ignore

• To anticipate

• To argue

• To forget