I would be grateful if you could provide me ______ more information on the subject.

I would be grateful if you could provide me ______ more information on the subject.

• A. For
• B. With
• C. Of
• D. About

Answer: (B)

This item tests the standard verb-preposition pairing when using provide with something that’s given to someone. In polite requests, the common construction is “provide someone with something.” So in the sentence, using with neatly links who is receiving information to what is being provided: more information. Saying “provide me with more information” sounds natural and complete, while the other prepositions don’t fit the usual pattern after provide. For example, “for more information” would misplace the meaning, and “of” or “about” wouldn’t connect the verb to the thing being supplied in this structure (you’d need a rephrasing like “more information about the subject,” but that still uses with to show what is provided). The most natural choice here is with.

This item tests the standard verb-preposition pairing when using provide with something that’s given to someone. In polite requests, the common construction is “provide someone with something.” So in the sentence, using with neatly links who is receiving information to what is being provided: more information. Saying “provide me with more information” sounds natural and complete, while the other prepositions don’t fit the usual pattern after provide. For example, “for more information” would misplace the meaning, and “of” or “about” wouldn’t connect the verb to the thing being supplied in this structure (you’d need a rephrasing like “more information about the subject,” but that still uses with to show what is provided). The most natural choice here is with.