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Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: The young men had come to the city to watch the football game and they planned (to enjoy themselves without care) during the weekend.

  1. to eat, drink, and be merry

  2. that enough is as good as a feast

  3. to shape up or ship out

  4. that empty vessels make the most noise
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Explanation

The idiom "eat, drink, and be merry" means to enjoy oneself without worrying about consequences, which perfectly matches the bracketed expression "to enjoy themselves without care." The other options refer to different concepts: being content with what you have, improving performance or leaving, or empty people making the most noise.

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