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Noun + preposition

Nouns + Prepositions: OF

  • A cause of
  • A photograph of
  • Address of
  • Advantage of
  • Awareness of
  • Disadvantage of
  • Exhibition of
  • Experience of
  • Fear of
  • Grasp of
  • Habit of
  • Knowledge of
  • Love of
  • Member of
  • Memory of
  • Method of
  • Possibility of
  • Problem of
  • Process of
  • Risk of
  • Understanding of
  • Cause of 
  • Example of
  • Way of
  • Relevance of

Nouns + Prepositions: FOR

  • A check for (amount of money)
  • Reason for
  • Admiration for
  • Advertisement for
  • Approval for
  • Arguments for
  • Bid for
  • Case for
  • Credit for
  • Cure for
  • Demand for
  • Desire for
  • Fondness for
  • Hatred for
  • Love for
  • Need for
  • Preference for
  • Recipe for
  • Reputation for
  • Respect for
  • Responsibility for
  • Room for
  • Search for
  • Talent for
  • Thirst for

Noun & Preposition Collocations in English

  • Arguments with
  • Concern with
  • Connection with
  • Contact with
  • Date with
  • Dealings with
  • Difficulty with
  • Involvement with
  • Link with
  • Meeting with
  • Quarrel with
  • Relationship with
  • Sympathy with

Nouns + Prepositions: IN

  • A decrease in
  • A fall in
  • A rise in
  • An increase in
  • Belief in
  • Change in
  • Course in
  • Delay in
  • Difference in
  • Difficulty in
  • Experience in
  • Growth in
  • Interest in
  • Lesson in
  • Participation in
  • Place in
  • Success in

Nouns + Prepositions: TO

  • Access to
  • Addiction to
  • Allusion to
  • An attitude to
  • An invitation to
  • Approach to
  • Change to
  • Concern to
  • Contribution to
  • Damage to
  • Dedication to
  • Desire to
  • Devotion to
  • Invitation to
  • Newcomer to
  • Reaction to
  • Reason to
  • Reference to
  • Relevance to
  • Resistance to
  • Response to
  • Solution to
  • Threat to
  • Transition to
  • Visit to


Nouns + Prepositions: ON

  • Debate on
  • Information on
  • Hold on
  • Agreement on
  • Ban on
  • Congratulations on
  • Decision on
  • Report on

Nouns + Prepositions: ABOUT

  • Agreement about
  • Anxiety about
  • Concern about
  • Confusion about
  • Debate about
  • Decision about
  • Information about
  • Story about

Nouns + Prepositions: FROM

  • Excerpt from
  • Transition from

Nouns + Prepositions: OVER

  • Authority over
  • Control over

Nouns + Prepositions: BETWEEN

  • A link between
  • A connection between
  • A contact between two
  • A difference between two
  • A relationship between
  • Bond between 

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