New course based on DilKen's preposition word list

Question

Earlier today DilKen had a wonderful Learning Post of Spanish Verbs that Require the Proposition "a" when followed by an Infinitive. I created a new Memrise course based on those prepositions, and DiiKen then suggested that I expand the course for not only "a", but also include "de", "por", "en" "con" and those verbs that are not normally followed by prepositions in Spanish but are in English.

So I modified to course and it now includes 6 levels. This way you can learn and drill all of these verbs that DilKen spoke about so knowledgably.

Here is the link to the course....It is free.

Spanish Verbs with Prepositions

Great idea. Thanks for the link. :) - rac1, Jul 11, 2017

Echoline: Great job and thank you for your kind comments. :) - DilKen, Jul 11, 2017

Thaks Echoline. Now people will be able to go and see the correct preposition. - polenta1, Jul 12, 2017

Now we can understand why prepositions are pure "grammar. or almost and may differe from language to language. - polenta1, Jul 12, 2017

.... or eventually that we may have a preposition after a verb in one language where the other lacks the preposition. - polenta1, Jul 12, 2017

You're very welcome. - Echoline, Jul 13, 2017