Correct Answer:
D. with
The correct preposition to use with the verb "comply" when indicating agreement or adherence to a request, rule, or standard is with. This is a foundational rule of English preposition usage.
- with is correct because "comply with" is the standard and grammatically correct phrase meaning to act in accordance with a wish or command.
- "of" is incorrect; "comply of" is not a recognized English idiom.
- "to" is incorrect; while "to" can indicate direction, it is not used with "comply" in this context.
- "from" is incorrect; "from" typically indicates origin or separation, which does not fit the meaning of compliance.