Which prepesition should I use?
I'm trying to make a sentence:

"I am not aware of the problems of my behaviors", or it's better to say " the problems in my behaviors" or "the problems with my behaviors"?

Which preposition is correct?

Question

Which prepesition should I use?
I'm trying to make a sentence:

"I am not aware of the problems of my behaviors", or it's better to say " the problems in my behaviors" or "the problems with my behaviors"?

Which preposition is correct?

Answer

Hello Jacqueline,

It is not 100% clear what you are trying to say so I have 2 options for you.
'I am not aware of my behavioural problems' - You don't know what problems you have
I am not aware of the problems  that my behaviour causes' - You don't know the results of your behaviour.

Best wishes

Bob

Answer

With shouldn't be used in this case,in and of are equally better from what I know. (P.S. I'm not a native speaker so I might be wrong about the last part but I'm pretty sure about not using with here.)

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