Verbs and prepositions in English

We can use certain combinations of verbs and prepositions to make a phrase or sentence.
We call these combinations collocations. That means a combination of words that are often together.
In this lesson, we will look at the prepositions "for", "from" and "in".
You will learn the English verbs that we can use with the prepositions "for", "from" and "in".
For each preposition I give you a list of verbs that can go before it. In total, you will learn a total of 16 verbs and prepositions collocations.
This lesson was presented by Andrew, a qualified native British English teacher with over 15 years experience of teaching English.
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Excellent lesson, I have a question: "Apologise" can be used with FOR and TO as well, right? Thanks

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Do we not use past perfect alone when there is single event with out context cuz there we can't say past perfect happened before what ..
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Here we can say past perfect happened before what ...
So sir is it correct reason we don't use past perfect alone when there is no context,.... Cuz we r not able to say past perfect event happened before what

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