Choose the correct preposition. 1.it is nice to have a shoulder to cry (in/to/on) 2.he is also an energetic man,full(of/in/with) beans 3.listen to them carefull.that will help to work(out/up/in)some musunderstandings and get(in/on/to) well(with/to/up)everybody

Here are the correct prepositions for each sentence, along with a brief explanation of the idioms and phrasal verbs used. 1. A shoulder to cry on

• Correct Sentence: It is nice to have a shoulder to cry on.
• Explanation: This is a fixed idiom. To "have a shoulder to cry on" means to have someone who shows you sympathy and listens to your problems. You physically and metaphorically lean on a person for support.

2. Full of beans

• Correct Sentence: He is also an energetic man, full of beans.
• Explanation: The phrase "full of beans" is an informal British idiom meaning to have a lot of energy and enthusiasm. In English, the adjective "full" almost always takes the preposition "of" (e.g., full of water, full of hope).

3. Work out / Get on / With

• Correct Sentence: Listen to them carefully. That will help to work out some misunderstandings and get on well with everybody.
• Explanation:
  • Work out: In this context, it means to solve or settle a problem or a disagreement.
  • Get on well with: This is a three-part phrasal verb. "To get on with (someone)" means to have a friendly relationship with them. Adding "well" simply emphasizes the positive nature of the relationship.

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