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