Multiple choice

Directions: Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition choosing one from the four alternatives given below the sentence.

Mrs. Henry kept finding fault ______ her work.

  1. for

  2. to

  3. with

  4. of
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

To find fault with someone or something is a standard English idiom meaning to criticize or complain about mistakes. The preposition with correctly connects the action of finding fault to the object being scrutinized.

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