Question

Choose the correct prepositions or infinitive forms to complete the sentens. 1) He's certain in/about/to get the job. 2) I've always been hopeless at/in/to football. 3) Is this film suitable about/for/to children? 4) It was stupid to/with/of me not to bring an umbrella. 5) She was excited to/in/about the idea. 6) Italy is associated with/for/about the Coliseum. 7) Were you pleased to/of/with the results? 8) They are proud to/for/of her achievements. 9) I was made aware of/with/to the news this morning. 10) They are opposed to/in/about the war.

Answer 1

1) to
2)in
3)to
4of
5)about
6)with
7)with
8)of her
9)of
10)about

Answer 2

1) He's certain to get the job. 2) I've always been hopeless at football. 3) Is this film suitable for children? 4) It was stupid of me not to bring an umbrella. 5) She was excited about the idea. 6) Italy is associated with the Coliseum. 7) Were you pleased with the results? 8) They are proud of her achievements. 9) I was made aware of the news this morning. 10) They are opposed to the war.