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Before making so much noise, use for. Example: He apologised to his colleague for arriving late.","Please apologise to the neighbours for making so much noise.",[],{"words":21,"correct":32,"wrongIndex":33,"corrections":34},[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31],"Please","apologise","to","the","neighbours","on","making","so","much","noise.","for",5,[35,32,36],"with","from",{"id":38,"sentenceTemplate":39,"displayOrder":10,"explanation":40,"exampleSentence":41,"blanks":42,"payload":43},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7c9a-aa29-fea2513759f5","After several tries, I succeeded in repair the lamp.","An action after the dependent preposition in takes the -ing form, so use repairing. The past form repaired and the finite form repairs cannot follow in here. Example: Did your sister succeed in booking a table?","After several tries, I succeeded in repairing the lamp.",[],{"words":44,"correct":53,"wrongIndex":54,"corrections":55},[45,46,47,48,49,50,51,25,52],"After","several","tries,","I","succeeded","in","repair","lamp.","repairing",6,[56,57,53],"repaired","repairs",{"id":59,"sentenceTemplate":60,"displayOrder":61,"explanation":62,"exampleSentence":63,"blanks":64,"payload":65},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7cee-aa29-fea251864910","You can depend from me for help with the boxes.",2,"Use depend on before the person you rely on. From, in and to cannot replace on in this combination. Example: Our neighbours depend on us when they travel.","You can depend on me for help with the boxes.",[],{"words":66,"correct":27,"wrongIndex":73,"corrections":74},[67,68,69,36,70,32,71,35,25,72],"You","can","depend","me","help","boxes.",3,[27,50,24],{"id":76,"sentenceTemplate":77,"displayOrder":73,"explanation":78,"exampleSentence":79,"blanks":80,"payload":81},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7d3a-aa29-fea25278bc6e","I apologised for interrupt the meeting.","Apologise for introduces the reason for an apology. An action after for takes the -ing form interrupting, not a finite or past-tense form. Example: Please apologise for leaving the door open.","I apologised for interrupting the meeting.",[],{"words":82,"correct":86,"wrongIndex":73,"corrections":87},[48,83,32,84,25,85],"apologised","interrupt","meeting.","interrupting",[86,88,89],"interrupts","interrupted",{"id":91,"sentenceTemplate":92,"displayOrder":93,"explanation":94,"exampleSentence":95,"blanks":96,"payload":97},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7d82-aa29-fea2530981c9","The children are waiting for we both.",4,"After for, use the object pronoun us. Our needs a following noun, and ours cannot replace the people referred to by us both. 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Example: They agreed with the customer and insisted on checking the price.","After agreeing with me, she insisted on checking the bill.",[],{"words":116,"correct":27,"wrongIndex":54,"corrections":123},[45,117,35,118,119,120,36,121,25,122],"agreeing","me,","she","insisted","checking","bill.",[24,27,50],{"id":125,"sentenceTemplate":126,"displayOrder":54,"explanation":127,"exampleSentence":128,"blanks":129,"payload":130},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7e0e-aa29-fea2549a0322","We complained to the clerk about having to deal of this delay.","Deal with introduces a problem that needs attention. Complain to identifies the recipient, while about introduces the problem being reported. Example: I complained to the manager about having to deal with another cancellation.","We complained to the clerk about having to deal with this delay.",[],{"words":131,"correct":35,"wrongIndex":141,"corrections":142},[132,133,24,25,134,135,136,24,137,138,139,140],"We","complained","clerk","about","having","deal","of","this","delay.",9,[35,24,32],{"id":144,"sentenceTemplate":145,"displayOrder":146,"explanation":147,"exampleSentence":148,"blanks":149,"payload":150},"01a0e1ab-e0df-7e56-aa29-fea254cf9f80","Who does this spare helmet belong for?",7,"Belong to identifies the owner. In this everyday question, to stays at the end after belong. 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Example: They agreed on a time to apply for a permit.","We agreed on a date to apply for a refund.",[],{"words":183,"correct":32,"wrongIndex":146,"corrections":189},[132,184,27,185,186,24,187,24,185,188],"agreed","a","date","apply","refund.",[32,138,27],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_1612c0c5-6e1f-475c-a9a6-a354697252d4_hero.webp?v=1790492532",{"title":192,"slug":193,"language":194,"level":195},"Verbs with Dependent Prepositions","verbs-with-dependent-prepositions","en","B1"]