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VERB + PREPOSITION
Agree about
Dream about
Hear about
Laugh about
Know about
Forget about
Quarrel about
Worry about
Agree with
Deal with
Compare with
Discuss with
Cope with

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Shout at, shout to, shout for or shout in?
Shout at = to say something very loudly because you are angry e.g. I wish you’d stop shouting at the children, they are just playing.
Shout to = talk to somebody loudly so they can hear you (across a street) e.g. the children shouted to each other from the garden
Shout for = shout in order to get something (help, service) eg. He rushed out of the house, shouting for help. The rude customer shouted for service.
Shout in + noun – to shout because of something (the noun shows the reason for shouting) e.g. he shouted in pain as the ball hit him.

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
At –
• clock times e.g. at nine o’clock, at noon,
• points of time e.g. in the day at dawn, at night
• weekends and holiday periods e.g. at the weekend, at weekends, at Christmas
• points of time e.g. At the end, at present, at the time

in –
• the main parts of the day e.g. in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening
• months e.g. in March
• years e.g in 1999
• seasons e.g. in the autumn
• centuries e.g. in the twentieth century
• events which will happen at the end of a period e.g. in an hour, in a couple of minutes, in a week
at a point in time during a period e.g. in the end, (in is the point in time, end is the period of time) e.g. I’ll be back in an hour (in is the point in time, an hour is the period)

on –
• specific dates e.g. on August 8th

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