Explanation:

- Option 1: "like, depart"

- "Like" doesn’t express likelihood or inclination in a formal sense.

- "Depart" refers to leaving or changing direction, which is not contextually suitable.

- Option 2: "advocate, move"

- "Advocate" means to support or argue for something, which doesn't fit.

- "Move" implies a general direction but lacks specificity.

- Option 3: "tend, gravitate"

- "Tend" refers to a natural inclination, which suits the context.

- "Gravitate" means to be drawn towards something, fitting perfectly here.

- Option 3 is the correct answer.

- Option 4: "express, attract"

- "Express" means to convey or show, not applicable here.

- "Attract" doesn't fit the context of personal inclination.