To know that something or someone simply exists, Hear of - Have you ever heard of wearable gadgets?, To receive specific news, details, or updates regarding a particular event, situation, or person, Hear about - Have you heard about John's new job?, To look after sb, Care for - She has to care for her younger brother. , To feel that something is emotionally important to you; to be worried about something, Care about - I don't care about money, You're analysing a topic in your head over a period of time, Think about - You look worried. What are you thinking about?, To have a specific opinion of something (synonymous with "What is your opinion?"), Think of - What do you think of my new dress?, To throw an object so that another person can catch it. It is a friendly, cooperative, and safe action, Throw to - Throw the ball to me!, To throw something with the intention of hitting a target, usually in an aggressive, angry, or unkind way to cause harm or fright, Throw at - It was unkind to throw a ball at the dog., It indicates the person who will receive the letter or message, Write to - I write to my penfriend about once a month., Focuses on the topic. It indicates the subject matter, story, or content of the text, Write about - I wrote about my holiday on my blog., To share the same opinion as someone else, or to approve of a specific statement or belief, Agree with - I don't agree with you., To give official consent, permission, or approval for an action, a plan, or a request. It means saying "yes" to a proposal., Agree to - My teacher agreed to my request to leave early., Used when referring to the person you are having a disagreement or fight with, Argue with - When did you last argue with someone?, Used when referring to the topic or the reason for the disagreement, Argue about - They argued about money, To express dissatisfaction, annoyance, or resentment about a bad experience, poor service, or a faulty product, Complain about - Have you ever complained about anything in a restaurant or shop?, To participate, join, or be actively involved in an activity, event, game, or competition, Take part in - When did you last take part in a race?.

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