| 176. Hear from | (a person) I have not heard from you for a long time. |
| 177. Hear of | (something) I heard of this event in Mumbai and rushed back to Delhi. |
| 178. Hear by | (post, through communication) I heard by a letter about his uncle’s death. |
| 179. Hard by | (near) The college is hard by and I go to college on foot. |
| 180. Hard up | (financially tight) He is hard up these days. |
| 181. Hanker after | (run after, hunger after) Don’t hanker after money and fame. |
| 182. Healed of | (a disease, cured of) He is healed of illness after long treatment. |
| 183. Infer from | (statement) You cannot infer anything from his statement. |
| 184. Insight into | (reality, situation) Wise persons have insight into the reality of life. |
| 185. Impress upon | (a person, advice) The Principal impressed upon the students the need of discipline. |
| 186. Impress with | (with a thing) He impressed me very much with his good manners. |
| 187. Inquire for/about | (a thing) He has just gone to inquire for the supply of rations. |
| 188. Inquire after | (welfare, ask after) I inquired after his father’s health. |
| 189. Inquire of | (ask a person) I inquired of him the name of his father. |
| 190. Inquired into | (investigate) The police are inquiring into the case. |
| 191. Interfere in | (a thing) Don’t interfere in my private affairs. |
| 192. Interfere with | (hinder) Refrain from interfering with the course of justice. |
| 193. Invest with | (authority) The Principal was invested with powers to deal with this problem. |
| 194. Influence with | (a person) He has immense influence with the police. |
| 195. Influence over | (the people) The P.M. has great influence over the people of tribal regions. |
| 196. Influence on | (a thing) The influence of books on young children is great. |
| 197. Intrude into | (forcibly) He intruded into the room but was turned out. |
| 198. Intrude on | (privacy) Don’t intrude on the privacy of anyone. |
| 199. Intimate with | (friendly) She is intimate with my family. |
| 200. Irritated at | (thing) He seems greatly irritated at my refusal. |
| 201. Incensed at | (thing) He was greatly incensed at his conduct. |
| 202. Indignant at | (thing) Instead of being happy he is indignant at my offer. |