Verb + Preposition; WITH and Examples

Verb + Preposition; WITH and Examples, Meaning and example sentences

Agree with

Meaning: be of one mind, be on the wavelength, go along with, to regard with approval

Example Sentences:

• Sansa don’t agree with me.
• He did not agree with his family and this made him very uncomfortable.

Argue with

Meaning: debate, discuss, dispute, moot

Example Sentences:

• Dad, please don’t argue with me.
• I don’t want to argue this with you.

 

Begin with

Meaning: start, knuckle down to, commence, kick off

Example Sentences:

• Let’s begin with Math Lesson 10.
• It was totally unneeded, to begin with.

 

Collide with

Meaning: combat, clash, skirmish, encounter, bump

Example Sentences:

• The train collided with a car.
• The accident occurred yesterday. Red car collided with bus.

 

Complain with

Meaning:  beef, kick, belly, to express grief, pain, or discontent

Example Sentences:

• I can’t complain with the this failure.

 

Concern with

Meaning: anxiety, worry, fear, fears, apprehension

Example Sentences:

• They don’t want to concern their parents with this accident.
• This topic concerns with you in every way. Please be careful.

 

Confuse with

Meaning: surprise, amaze, addle, puzzle

Example Sentences:

• Please don’t confuse me with this gift.

 

Cope with

Meaning: overcome, get over, handle

Example Sentences:

• They may not be able to cope with those works.
• My son is unable to cope with stress of exam.

 

Cover with

Meaning: cope, wrap, clothe, bury

Example Sentences:

• Everest mountain was covered with snow
• Children was covered with mud.

 

Charge with

Meaning: load, stuff, fill, complete

Example Sentences:

• I charged my boss with this issue. It’s okay, we’il handle it.

 

Disagree with

Meaning: not to hold with, disaccord

Example Sentences:

• Maybe you are right but, I totally disagree with this topic.
• They disagree with us.

 

Discuss with

Meaning: debate, dispute, wrangle, brawl

Example Sentences:

• You can’t discuss with him. He’s very stubborn.
• You shouldn’t discuss with your family. They miss you very much.

 

Face with

Meaning: front, argue, speak

Example Sentences:

• The house was faced with red paint.

 

Fight with

Meaning: make war, battle

Example Sentences:

• In the 2nd world war Germany fought with America.
• Please don’t go, fight with me.

 

Help with

Meaning: assistant, auxiliary, aide, aid

Example Sentences:

• They need help with moving these books.

 

Interfere with

Meaning:  step in, intervene

Example Sentences:

• Don’t interfere with my work.
• They’re interfering with my plans.

 

Meet with

Meaning:  welcome, make acquainted with

Example Sentences:

• Albert Einstein’s ideas met with future generations.
• Can you meet with us today?

 

Present with

Meaning: offer, submit, help to, put forward

Example Sentences:

• They presented her with an award for her efforts to prevent global warming.

 

Provide with

Meaning: ensure, supply, make, provision

Example Sentences:

• I provided you with a lot of chances to forgive you.

 

Quarrel with

Meaning: fight, have a row with, altercate, brawl

Example Sentences:

• I have no quarrel with anyone this office.

 

Share with

Meaning:  divide, split

Example Sentences:

• Share your ice cream with your sister
• We must share the pain and happiness with our family..

 

Trust with

Meaning: depend, have confidence in, put faith in

Example Sentences:

• My father trusted me with the our car.