Subject
English Language
Topic
Preposition
His appointed me __this post.
His appointed me __this post.
ক)
inখ)
toগ)
onঘ)
ofExplanation
The verb 'appoint' generally takes the preposition 'to' when indicating the position or role someone has been assigned. You are appointed **to** a post or position. Elimination: 'In' implies location within; 'on' suggests a surface or topic; 'of' implies possession or origin, none of which fit the context of receiving a role.Related questions
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