Multiple choice

Directions: Fill in the blank with the appropriate preposition.

Such a step will be prejudicial ________ your interests.

  1. to

  2. for

  3. from

  4. between
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Explanation

'Prejudicial to' is the correct idiom, meaning harmful or detrimental to something. When something is prejudicial, it causes harm or damage to interests, health, or welfare. The other prepositions don't form correct idiomatic expressions.

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