Question

Choose suitable prepositions to complete the following sentence:
I don’t disagree _________ you. ___________ my opinion, you may be right.
a) With, about
b) Along, in
c) With, in
d) In, within

Answer 1

Hint:The relationships indicated between other words in a sentence is called a preposition. Many prepositions tell where something is or when something has happened.

Complete Answer:
In a sentence, a preposition defines a relation between other words. A term such as "in" or "after" in itself is somewhat meaningless and difficult to describe in mere words. For example, when you're trying to describe a preposition such as "in" or "from" or "on," you 're always using your hands to demonstrate how something is connected to something else.

So, now we must go through these words given as options to find out which prepositions complete the given sentence.
>With, about: Here, ‘with’ means ‘in relation to a person’. This agrees with the first sentence, if it is in relation with a person, ‘you’. ‘About means ‘on the subject of, concerning’. But this word does not form a complete thought. so, this option is incorrect.
>Along, in: ‘Along’ means ‘moving in a direction’. This meaning isn’t relevant to the first sentence, that is why we have to rule out this option.
>With, in: Here, ‘in’ indicates a condition or aspect based on which a judgement is made, it refers to the noun ‘opinion’ here. Opinion can be translated to a view or a judgement. Since ‘with’ and ‘in’ both agree to the sentence given, this option is correct.
>In, within: Here, ‘in’ does not refer to the noun in the first sentence ‘you’. ‘Within’ means ‘inside something’ or ‘in the limits of’. Both these meanings don’t go with the given second sentence.

Hence option ‘c’ is the correct answer.

Note:Some words which are prepositions function as conjunctions. When we use a preposition followed by a clause it acts as a conjunction; when we use a preposition followed by a noun phrase, it remains as a preposition.