Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the most appropriate phrase from the options that can replace the following expression.

To free oneself from a habit or obligation

  1. get out

  2. get out of

  3. get in

  4. get off

  5. get away

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Get out of is the correct phrasal verb meaning to free oneself from a habit, obligation, or commitment. When you get out of something, you avoid or escape from something you were bound to. Get out alone is incomplete for this meaning.

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