What is the correct preposition, and why?
Hello teachers,
I have a question about choosing prepositions, please.
Q. "Beware of the people who appear to be enthusiastic ____ your success.
A) of
B) with
C) about
Frankly, when I read the sentence, I find them all fit the sentence especially A and B. What do you think?
Thank you
Top answer
It's "enthusiastic about". ( C ) If possible, learn the preposition(s) with the adjective. curious about, anxious about, sure about, careful about pleased with, consistent with, familiar with, compatible with aware of, afraid of, capable of, guilty of, worthy of CJ
- It's "enthusiastic about".
- ( C ) If possible, learn the preposition(s) with the adjective.
- curious about, anxious about, sure about, careful about pleased with, consistent with, familiar with, compatible with aware of, afraid of, capable of, guilty of, worthy of CJ
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It's "enthusiastic about". ( C )
If possible, learn the preposition(s) with the adjective.
curious about, anxious about, sure about, careful about
pleased with, consistent with, familiar with, compatible with
aware of, afraid of, capable of, guilty of, worthy of
CJ
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