Preposition: in

• disgust: For Jen commits suicide and Calder quits in disgust.

Object

• habit: Smokers - even light smokers - should seek help to quit the habit.

• drinking: Think of the money you'll save now you've quit drinking!

• attempt: We can refer you to your free local NHS Stop Smoking Service for ongoing advice and support in your quit attempt.

Modifying Another Word

• abruptly: Then one day in February, she abruptly quit her job and disappeared.

• altogether: Also thought u better no Brian has resigned from his seat not quit altogether.

• finally: The school decided to move and finally quit Park Hall for Cotton Hall, on the Staffordshire Moorlands, in August 1868.

• since: He had since quit teaching and was doing what he had always desired.

Used with why or when

• when: If you want to top the highscore table you will need to learn how to quit when you are ahead!

• which: But the council has been given a notice to quit which is likely to be effective from December 24.

Infinitive complement

• join: Foggy won the title in 1994 and 1995, his main rival, Scott Russell, quit to join the Grand Prix circuit.

Present participle complement

• whine: If you aren´t a follower of Christ¸ does that mean I should " quit whining " and not even voice my opinion?

• complain: Sorry, didn't I say I was going to quit complaining?

• smoke: Furthermore smoking increases the metabolism by five to ten per cent and when you quit smoking this will decrease.

• try: You quit trying to hold your stomach in, no matter who walks into the room 11.

Preposition: without

• saving: If you lose, quit without saving and simulate again until you win.