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EnglishGrammar: Preposition

Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blank:We should not…

Choose the most appropriate option to fill in the blank:

We should not be blind ___ the faults of our children.

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 2

The correct answer is Option (2) → to

Complete sentence: We should not be blind to the faults of our children. Parents should not refuse to see their children's faults, so the preposition is to.

OptionUsed to showExample
(1) aboutAbout introduces a subject or topic. "Blind about" is not used.She wrote a book about birds.
(2) to
(answer)
Blind to something means unable or unwilling to see or notice it.He was blind to the dangers of his plan.
(3) ofbelonging or a part. "Blind of" is not used.He drank a cup of tea.
(4) overposition above or across, or the cause of a quarrel. "Blind over" is not used.There is a bridge over the river.

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