Common SAT Idioms
complain
about
particular
about
discriminate
against
protest
against (OR nothing at all)
between
and (example: "between 1914 and 1918")
emerged
as
proclaimed
as/to
arrive
at
hint
at
occurs
at
difference
between
not only
but also
displayed
by
encouraged
by
angered
by/ at the prospect of...
apologize
for
blame
for
credit
for
excuse
for
hope
for
pray
for
prepared
for
apply
for/ to
care
for/about
absent
from
arise
from
differ
from
different
from
distinguish
from
escape
from
hide
from
obtain
from
prevent
from
protect
from
(take) pride
in
believe
in
instrumental
in
involved
in
participate
in
insights
into
came
into use
neither
nor (example: "I like neither the grapefruit nor the avocado.")
accused
of
afraid
of
aware
of
basis
of
capable
of
characteristic
of
composed
of
concept
of
conscious
of
defiance
of
distinction
of
fond
of
great deal
of
guilty
of
in charge
of
proud
of
mistrust
of/ toward
count
on
depend
on
emphasis
on
penalties
on
impose
on/upon
insist
on/upon
either
or (example: "either yes or no")
just as
so
more
than
acceptable
to
accustomed
to
belong
to
committed
to
compares
to
connected
to
contribute
to
damage
to
dedicated
to
defer
to
indifference
to
indigenous
to
irritating
to
lead
to
limited
to
object
to
opposed
to
prefer
to
pretends
to
react
to
desire
to/ for
agree
to/upon
acquainted
with
annoyed
with
argue
with
associated
with
charged
with
finished
with
in connection
with
obsessed
with
preoccupied
with
provide
with
