23: The Power of Prepositional Verbs and 12 Common Examples

In this English lesson, learn about the power of prepositional verbs. This is one of my favorite areas to learn in a foreign language and I'm sure you'll find it useful learning this in English too.<br /><br />The song I mentioned is by Robbie Williams - Feel.<br /><br />Use this to practice your writing (affiliate link):<br /><a href="https://www.tofluency.com/grammarly/" rel="noopener">https://www.tofluency.com/grammarly/</a><br /><br />Here are the lesson notes and phrases from the lesson:<br /><br />BELIEVE IN:<br /><br />It means to have faith in the existence or truth of something. The best examples is:<br /><br />- Do you believe in ghosts?<br />- Do you believe in aliens?<br /><br />It can also mean to have an opinion that something is right or desirable:<br /><br />- I don’t believe in the way things are being censored at the moment<br /><br />DEPEND ON:<br /><br />This is a very good one to know. I use it all the time. For example, if someone says:<br /><br />- Will I become fluent in English this year? - It depends on what you do with your time and how much time you spend learning English<br />- How much TV time you get later will depend on how much you tidy today<br />- Whether we on vacation this year will depend on flight restrictions<br /><br />LOOK AT:<br /><br />- Look at this<br /><br />This is used to bring someone’s attention or gaze to something<br /><br />- Quick, get outside and look at the moon right now<br />- That guy’s looking at me in a weird way<br /><br />It can also be used when thinking about something carefully<br /><br />- I’ll take a look at what you sent me and make a decision later<br />- Could you take a quick look at my new lesson plan?<br /><br />4: APOLOGIZE TO:<br /><br />- Can you apologize to your sister?<br />- My boss finally apologized to me for shouting the other day<br /><br />5: AGREE WITH:<br /><br />- I don’t agree with a thing you said<br />- Can you just agree with me for once in your life!<br />- I agree with the Primer Minister - he’s right<br /><br />6: DEA