Explanation

• Prepositions are used to connect words and show relationships.
• The phrase “afraid” is commonly used to show fear.
• The correct preposition after “afraid” is “of”.
• It is used to express fear of a person, thing, or situation.

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Explanation

• The adjective “fond” is commonly followed by the preposition “of.”
• “Fond of” means liking something very much.

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Explanation

• Use "between" when referring to two people or things.
• Use "among" when referring to more than two.
• Since the land is divided among four people (two sisters and two brothers).

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Explanation

This book is divided into three parts.

The preposition "into" is used to indicate a division

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Explanation

• “Scarcely…when” is a fixed pair used for quick succession of events.
• It shows one action immediately follows another.
• Correct structure: Scarcely had it stopped raining when the sun came out.

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