depend

Object

• lot: With Dish Network, the cost depends a lot on the plan you.. .

Preposition: on

• circumstance: The legal basis in any particular case is bound to depend on the circumstances.
• size: Running time: The running time depends mostly on the size of the basis.
• nature: Depending on the nature of your request a fee may be payable.
• type: The extent of the perils covered depends on the type of home insurance policy.
• severity: Treatment for hamstring strain depends largely on the severity of the injury.
• season: Rates: From £ 195 to £ 425 per week depending on season & cottage.

Modifying Another Word

• largely: The answer largely depends on what you think ITV is for.
• crucially: In this sense, the personal identity, or personhood, of an individual depends crucially on other people.
• entirely: Whether or not there was violence depended entirely on the ruling class.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: Supplier knowledge holds one or two access points, depending upon whether or not the master is the supplier.

Used with why or when

• who: Desired Password ( required ) About My name is William Anderson, or neuro, depending who you ask.
• which: The betting amounts will depend which variation of Badugi you are playing, Limit, Pot Limit or Half Pot Limit.
• what: Depends what you want to see in what i write.

Preposition: upon

• severity: Both civil and criminal courts have power to order compensation, but it depends upon the severity of the harassment.
• circumstance: All depends upon the circumstances of the particular case.
• nature: The type of Disclosure required will depend upon the nature of the position.
• extent: The success of integration also depends upon the extent of assistance provided by the general classroom teachers.
• size: The final stage of stellar evolution depends upon star size.
• type: The way in which individual x-rays are diffracted depends upon the types of atom in the molecule and the way they are arranged.