Question

10. I'm wary ____ door-to-door salesmen. I don't think what they offer is good value for money. A. forB. ofC. withD. on​

Answer 1

Ответ:

A for

Объяснение:

For больше подходит к тексту чем остальные варианты

Answer 2

I'm wary of door-to-door salesmen. I don't think what they offer is good value for money.

The correct preposition to use in this sentence is "of." When we are wary of something, it means we are cautious or suspicious about it. In this case, the person is cautious about door-to-door salesmen and does not believe that what they offer is worth the money.

Here is an example sentence using the correct preposition: "I'm wary of accepting offers from unknown companies."