Any person that is learning or has learnt English knows how disorganised and complex the language is. And one of the most frustrating parts of English is prepositions. Their use often doesn't make any sense. And this is especially the case when used after verbs or adjectives, when the use of a preposition can change the meaning of the verb, or different prepositions are required after the verb for different objects/nouns.In this first of two online exercises, we will look at a number of examples of verbs/adjectives and their prepositions in English. The focus here is on those verbs and adjectives in English where learners often make mistakes when using a preposition.Click here to see more verbs and their prepositions in the next part of this exercise.