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The correct preposition after "married" is "to".

So the correct sentence is: "He was married to a rich family."

"Married to" is used to show a connection between a person and their spouse or family.

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"Between" is used for two entities, and the sentence mentions "the two cities."

"Among" is used for more than two.

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A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and includes its object (noun/pronoun) and modifiers.

Example: "In the park," "On the table," "Under the bridge."

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 Parents are often blind to the faults of their children.

Blind to" means ignoring or not noticing something, especially faults or mistakes.

(والدین اکثر اپنے بچوں کی غلطیوں کو نظر انداز کرتے ہیں۔)

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The phrase "opposed to" is the correct collocation in English.

"Opposed" is always followed by "to" when indicating resistance against something.

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The correct phrase is "He fell off his horse."

"Off" is used to indicate movement downward from a higher position (e.g., "fall off a bike" or "fall off a ladder").

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We generally use by with time.

by is a preposition here

What is the time by your watch means آپ کی گھڑی میں کیا وقت ہوا ہے

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The correct preposition with "concerned" in this context is "about", meaning to be worried or aware of something.

Example: We should be concerned about climate change and its effects.

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The phrase "look down upon" is an idiomatic expression meaning to regard someone with contempt or disdain.

The correct sentence is:

"The rich should not look down upon the poor."