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Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
The story did not go by well enough.
go through
go down
go offgo into
go into
- The sentence "The story did not go by well enough" uses the phrase "go by," which implies passing or elapsing in time. It's not usually about reception or acceptance.
- Option 1: go through - To "go through" usually means to experience or endure something. It doesn’t fit well in this context.
- Option 2: go down - To "go down" often refers to how something is received or accepted by others. "The story did not go down well" means it wasn't well-received, making this the most suitable replacement.
- Option 3: go off - Usually refers to an event happening successfully or something making noise. Not fitting in this context.
- Option 4: go into - Means to enter into a state or activity. It's not relevant here.
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