If you like sport, this is a great place. There's a lot to choose _.
Correct answer: B. From
- A. Among
- B. From
- C. At
- D. For
Explanation
The correct preposition to use in this context is 'from,' as it indicates that there is a range of options available and allows for the selection of one or more items. 'Among' could work if emphasizing a choice within a group, but it typically implies a singular choice. 'At' and 'for' do not fit the context of choosing options and are incorrect prepositions to use in this sentence structure.
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