Question

0601 ✗ I'm disappointed by all the changes in London. I'm disappointed by all the changes [[in]] London. in | of

Accepted Answer

change I'm disappointed by all the changes of London. I'm disappointed by all the changes [[of]] London. in Use change of when you mean that someone or something has been replaced: 'What the country needs is a change of government.' (= a completely new government)When you mean that someone or something is now different in some way, use change in: 'The Prime Minister has made several changes in the government.'change/exchange sth for sth: 'I'd like to change this shirt for a smaller size.'

Idx	0601
Keyword	change
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I'm disappointed by all the changes of London.
Correct Sentence	I'm disappointed by all the changes in London.
Cloze Error Sentence	I'm disappointed by all the changes [[of]] London.
Cloze Sentence	I'm disappointed by all the changes [[in]] London.
Cloze Answer	in
Choices	in \| of
Explanation	Use change of when you mean that someone or something has been replaced: 'What the country needs is a change of government.' (= a completely new government) When you mean that someone or something is now different in some way, use change in: 'The Prime Minister has made several changes in the government.' change/exchange sth for sth: 'I'd like to change this shirt for a smaller size.'

Change Disappointed London Government Sth Replaced Country Completely