评论
打印
下面为大家整理的是关于SAT考试中最常见的高频短语，部分短语后面附有详细的例子辅助理解。短语的应用在SAT考试中，尤其是作文和语法中的作用是非常大的，需要大家在备考中进行详细的准备。我们一起来看看详细内容吧。
The SAT will occasionally test idiomatic phrasal verbs. Some of these can be problematic to even well-prepared test-takers who are native English speakers. From various sources I have compiled a list of verbs and their corresponding prepositions/particles (only some of these are actually phrasal verbs, and only some of those are idiomatic); I have tried to include any relevant notes:
abide by
absent from
accuse of
accustomed to
agree on / agree upon / agree with / agree to
For example: We agreed on the best course of action. We agree with each other and our ideas. We agreed to give. We agreed to the plan.
afflicted with
afraid of
angry about
annoyed with / annoyed by
apologize for
apply for
approve of
argue with / argue about
For example: I argue with you about food.
arise from
arrive at
associated with
aware of
believe in
belong to
blame for
came into use
capable of
care about / care for
For example: I care about your well-being. I care for you in order to ensure your well-being.
cater to
characteristic of
charge of
cite as
committed to
compare to / compare with / compare against
Generally, the use of "with" stresses the differences between the objects of comparison, whereas the use of "to" emphasizes the similarities. Also, "with" must be used when "compare" is being used intransitively, a concept that I will cover later.
comply with
composed of
comprise
Despite being frequently used, "comprised by" and "comprised of" are not correct. "comprise" means "include."
concerned about
condemn as
conform with / conform to
connected to
conscious of
consider to be
consist of
consistent with
contrast with
contributed to / contributed toward
count on
debate over / debate about
dedicated to
define as
depart for / depart from
For example: I departed for Canada. I depart from the typical thinking.
depend on / depend upon
depict as
desirous of
differ from
discriminate against / discriminate between / discriminate among
For example: I discriminate against people from your school. I discriminate among/between my meal choices.
