Choose the appropriate preposition: 'He is not entitled ______ any compensation.'

The correct preposition to use with 'entitled' is 'to'. The standard collocation is 'entitled to something' meaning having the right to receive or do something. For example, 'employees are entitled to leave', 'citizens are entitled to fundamental rights'. Using 'for', 'with', or 'of' is grammatically incorrect in this context. Prepositional collocations must be learned as fixed pairings, as they do not always follow logical patterns. Related legal usage: 'entitled to compensation', 'entitled to relief'.