(Fix this) My children don't approve..... my smoking
Correct answer: B. Of
- A. I
- B. Of
- C. On
- D. At
Explanation
The correct preposition to use in this sentence is 'of', as it appropriately connects the verb 'approve' with the subject 'my smoking'. The sentence 'My children don't approve of my smoking' correctly indicates the relationship of disapproval. The other options ('I', 'on', 'at') do not provide the correct grammatical connection in this context.
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