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English · Q222

Preposition

Competitive Exams · English · question 222

Q222

Exercise is beneficial . . . . . . . . health.

A.
to
Answer
B.
with
C.
on
D.
at

Answer: Option A

Solution

Answer: Option A
Solution:
The phrase 'beneficial to' answers 'beneficial to whom?' while 'beneficial for' answers 'beneficial for what?' You should use the preposition 'to' for people or animals and the preposition 'for' for objects, ideas, or reasons.