Prepositions After Adjectives
Rashid has been cured ______ his cold.
with
of
from
against
of
The correct answer is of. We say “cured of” an illness, not “cured with” or “cured from” or “cured against”. For example, we might say “He was cured of his cancer” or “She was cured of her cold”.
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