1. Subject + prevented + Object:
* The rain prevented us from going to the park.
* The fence prevented the dog from escaping.
* The doctor prevented the disease from spreading.
2. Subject + prevented + Object + from + Verb:
* The lock prevented the thief from stealing the jewels.
* The law prevented the company from polluting the river.
* The parents prevented their child from eating too much candy.
3. Subject + prevented + Object + from + Verb + ing:
* The storm prevented us from going camping.
* The lack of funds prevented the project from being completed.
* The injury prevented the athlete from competing.
4. Subject + was/were prevented + from + Verb + ing:
* We were prevented from entering the building.
* The workers were prevented from striking.
* The students were prevented from using their phones in class.
Remember:
* "Prevented" is a past participle, so you can use it in various verb tenses, including the present perfect ("has/have prevented") and the past perfect ("had prevented").
* You can also use "prevent" in the present tense ("prevents") or future tense ("will prevent").
Let me know if you have a specific example or situation in mind, and I can help you write a sentence using "prevented" more effectively.