Prepositions before Nouns

"on vacation", "for vacation" or "of vacation"?

"of value" or "in value"?

• There is no safe store of value.
• It is measured in values gained.
• Yet we don't seem to value these qualities.
• To reach payment you must click 10 000 ads with value $0.

of, in, with, on or for variety?

• TV is full of variety type shows.
• In variety shows, they make you laugh like hell.
• He has been involved with Variety since 1996.
• Revisiting the debate on varieties of capitalism.

of, for, to, in or with vehicle?

"of venue" or "at venue"?

"in verse" or "of verse"?

of, to, in, down or for version?

• Preparation and Release of Version 1.
• Better performance compared to version 2.
• Code Reorganizing In version 2.
• The Cathedral is meant to be a scaled down version of the St.

"of victim" or "for victim"?

"of victory" or "to victory"?

"of video" or "for video"?

• There are hundreds of video games.
• Ed IS is extremely useful for video.
• Their reunion, which was caught on video, shows.
• A script that is read with video.

of, in, into, from or on view?

• Try on different points of view.
• Gerizim since it was directly in view.
• Until at last the true goal comes into view.
• The staging area was blocked from view, as was the screen.

"of village" or "in village"?

of, to, for, in or on violence?

• To offer it the show of violence.
• Hair-trigger resort to violence.
• They are already spoiling for violence.
• That doesn't end up in violence.

"by virtue" or "of virtue"?

of, for, with, from or by virus?

"of visa" or "for visa"?

"of vision" or "with vision"?

"of visit" or "to visit"?

of, for, With, by or in voice?

• Not a robot kind of voice like some have experienced.
• As for voice data entry, here it is also present.
• I'd playing possibilities with voices.
• It is ignored by voice of desire.

"in volume" or "of volume"?

"of vote" or "for vote"?