Multiple choice

Driections: Fill the blank with the appropriate option.

It's terrible that it has come ......... this.

  1. to

  2. of

  3. out

  4. on

  5. into
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Explanation

The phrase 'come to' means to reach or arrive at a particular state or condition. 'It has come to this' means the situation has reached this (usually bad) point. The preposition 'to' is required after 'come' in this context.

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