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Select the most appropriate option that can substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence.
She has let herself be gone after her divorce.
let herself go
let herself gone
let her go in
let herself going
Here’s the thing—let’s break down each option, plain and simple:
- Option 1: let herself go
This is the right choice. “Let herself go” means to stop caring about one’s appearance or self-care, which fits perfectly in this sentence after mentioning her divorce.
- Option 2: let herself gone
Not correct. The phrase doesn’t make sense in English; the grammar’s off.
- Option 3: let her go in
This isn’t used in this context. “Let her go in” would mean allowing someone to enter a place—not relevant here.
- Option 4: let herself going
Also incorrect, doesn’t fit grammatically and has no recognized meaning.
So, your answer is spot on.
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