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- Sacrifice to: The ancient people used to sacrifice animals to the gods.
- Scramble for: People often scramble for good seats at a concert.
- Search for: I have been searching for my keys all morning.
- See to: I will see to the necessary arrangements.
- Seem to: You seem to be upset, is everything alright?
- Sell to: He sold his old camera to his friend.
- Send to: He sent his application to the university.
- Separate from: The blue marbles were separated from the red ones.
- Show off to: He likes to show off his new car to his friends.
- Shout at: It is not polite to shout at people.
- Shovel into: He shoveled the snow into the corner of the yard.
- Side with: In the argument, she sided with her best friend.
- Sing to: She likes to sing to her baby to make him sleep.
- Sink into: She sunk into her bed after a long day.
- Sit on: You can sit on the bench while I get us some drinks.
- Smile at: She smiled at the waiter as he handed her the bill.
- Smuggle into: The thief was caught trying to smuggle goods into the country.
- Sneak into: The cat sneaked into the kitchen to steal some food.
- Sneeze at: He sneezed at the dusk.
- Snow on: It started to snow on the mountains.
- Soak in: Let the sponge soak in the water.
- Splash on: She splashed some water on her face to wake up.
- Stare at: It's rude to stare at people.
- Start with: Let's start with the basics.
- Stick with: They decided to stick with their initial plan.
- Stomp on: He stomped on the bug to kill it.
- Stop by: I will stop by your house on my way home.
- Struggle with: She struggled with the heavy suitcase.
- Study for: I have to study for my English test.
- Submit to: You need to submit your application to the office.
- Succeed in: He succeeded in breaking the record.
- Suffer from: He suffers from a chronic illness.
- Suggest to: I suggest to go early to avoid the crowd.
- Tackle with: We need to tackle with this problem immediately.
- Talk to: She talked to her friend about her problems.
- Tamper with: Do not tamper with the electrical wires.
- Teach to: My father taught me to play chess.
- Tear from: She tore a page from the book.
- Tell to: Did you tell the truth to your parents?
- Think about: What are you thinking about?
- Throw at: He threw his shoe at the dog.
- Train for: He is training for the marathon.
- Translate into: He translated the book into English.
- Trip over: She tripped over the step and fell.
- Turn into: The frog turned into a prince.
- Vote for: I will vote for the candidate who supports environmental issues.
- Wait for: She is waiting for her friend at the park.
- Warn about: He warned her about the dangers of smoking.
- Worry about: Don't worry about the test, you will do fine.
- Yell at: He yelled at the children for messing up his room.
