Verbs followed by Objects followed by Prepositions

Verbs followed by Objects followed by Prepositions

drag into: involve unwillingly	Don't drag her into this argument!
draw into: involve gradually	They managed to draw him into the discussion.
drum into: teach by repetition	They drummed every rule into them.
frighten into: control by fear	The boy frightened his brother into obeying his.
hold against: blame for	Don't hold her mistakes against her.
lay before: present to	I will lay the proof before the court.
let into: allow to share	Shall I let him into the story?
make of: understand	Can you make anything of his speech?
read into: find other meanings	He was reading too much into her speech.
set against: make antagonistic	He wants to set them against one another.
set on: order to attack	She will set her dogs on any intruders.
talk into: persuade	I need to talk her into changing her mind?
thrust upon: force upon	I thrust the duty upon him.
write into: add to in writing	The rules were written into the lease.