题目内容

The solution ______ this problem is acceptable. So I am ______ it.


  1. A.
    of; against
  2. B.
    to; for
  3. C.
    to; on
  4. D.
    on; for
B
解析:

试题分析:考查介词。The solution to this problem.问题的解决方法.类似的还有:the key to the door, the answer to the question等。for 在此是“支持”的意思。Against”反对”之意句意:这个问题的解决方法可行,因此我支持它。
考点:考查介词。
点评:介词的用法很多,For多表示动作的原因、目的等。To表示动作的对象,方向等。Of多用来说明事物的性质能。Against表示“反对”之意要多加强识记,尤其是一些特殊用法。
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