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Aqua green 571 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Prepositions with passive voice
I don't like being _________ behind my back.
A) spoken to B) spoken at
C) spoken in D) spoken it
I found this on an online test.
I'm really confused as I think that the accurate preposition would be "of" or "about". Hope you help !
Thanks in advance !
Top answer
"Spoken about" makes the most sense. Only ( A ) is a grammatical choice, but not in that particular sentence. There are many many English tests which contain faulty questions or choices of answers.
- "Spoken about" makes the most sense.
- Only ( A ) is a grammatical choice, but not in that particular sentence.
- There are many many English tests which contain faulty questions or choices of answers.
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"Spoken about" makes the most sense. Only ( A ) is a grammatical choice, but not in that particular sentence.
There are many many English tests which contain faulty questions or choices of answers.
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