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).

My friend will gladly fall off with any plans you make.

  1. fall in

  2. fallout

  3. fall upon

  4. no improvement needed
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A Correct answer
Explanation

'Fall in with' is a phrasal verb meaning to agree with or accept plans/suggestions. 'Fall off' means to drop from something, 'fallout' refers to a disagreement or radioactive particles, and 'fall upon' means to attack or discover by chance.

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