Multiple choice

Directions: Look at the italic part of the sentence. Three possible substitutions (1), (2) and (3) for the italic part are given. If one of them is better than the italic part, mark it as the answer. If any of the substitution doesn't improve the sentence, mark (4).

If he joins the coaching class so late, I am afraid, it will be hard for him to catch up with others.

  1. speed up

  2. get in

  3. nuances

  4. no improvement needed
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase 'catch up with' is correct idiomatic English meaning to reach the same level or position as others. 'Speed up' means to increase speed, 'get in' means to enter, and 'nuances' refers to subtle differences - none of these fit the context.

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