Correct Answer:
B. of
The correct preposition to use with the adjective 'jealous' when referring to someone else's possessions, qualities, or success is "of". This is a standard idiomatic expression in English.
- A: on is incorrect. 'Jealous on' is not a standard English construction.
- B: of is the correct preposition. One is 'jealous of' another person's success or possessions.
- C: with is incorrect. While 'angry with' or 'pleased with' are common, 'jealous with' is not.
- D: for is incorrect. 'Jealous for' is not used in this context; 'for' typically indicates purpose or duration.
Mastering prepositional phrases is essential for accurate and natural-sounding English.