Multiple choice

Driections: Fill the blank with the appropriate option.

Nothing, but trouble will come ......this plan.

  1. to

  2. of

  3. out

  4. on

  5. into
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Come of' means to result from or happen as a consequence of something. 'Nothing but trouble will come of this plan' means this plan will only produce trouble as its result. This is the standard idiomatic structure.

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