Correct option is D
Explanation of the Correct Answer:
· The verb
"disagree" takes the preposition
"with" when referring to
a person.
· The correct phrase is
"disagree with someone."
· The sentence should be:
·
"His friends disagreed with him on that point."
Other options:
·
(a) "for" → Incorrect. "Disagree for" is not a valid phrase in standard English.
·
(b) "on" → Partially correct but incomplete. "Disagree on" is used for
topics, not people. Example: "They disagreed on politics."
·
(c) "to" → Incorrect. "Disagree to" is never used in English.
Thus, the correct answer is
(d) "with."