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ID#438 Higher Math 2nd MCQ (11)

Fill in the blank: ‘He has assured me — safety.’
ক) with
খ) of
গ) for
ঘ) at
খ

ব্যাখ্যা

The verb Assure is followed by the preposition of when you are promising or guaranteeing someone something. Thus, "assured me of safety" is the correct idiom.

১. Assure with is not a standard grammatical structure in English.
২. Assure for is a common mistake; we use "ensure" or "provide for" instead.
৩. Assure at has no logical or grammatical usage in this sentence context.

অতিরিক্ত তথ্য: Correct use of prepositions is a frequent topic in competitive exams.
Resource Details
Subject Higher Math 2nd paper
Chapter 25
Year 11

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