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Phrases in the sentences given below are underlined. Choose the option which you feel can replace all of the underlined phrases. If there is no improvement needed, please click on "No improvement required".
1. The top and bottom come up if you pull hard enough.
2. My whole life had get apart at the seams.
3. After the first act, the play begins to get upon at the seams
Come in
Come upon
Come apart
Come down
No improvement required
Let's go through the options and sentences:
- Option 1: Come in
- This usually means to enter or arrive, which doesn't fit any of the contexts.
- Option 2: Come upon
- This typically means to encounter or discover, which is not suitable here.
- Option 3: Come apart
- Correct choice.
- ? This means to break or separate into pieces.
- All sentences reference things that break or separate (a top and bottom coming off, life falling apart, a play unraveling).
- Option 4: Come down
- This means to decrease or descend, which doesn't fit the scenarios.
- Option 5: No improvement required
- It implies that the original phrases were correct, which isn't the case here.
So, the correct answer is Option 3: Come apart.
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By: Parvesh Mehta ProfileResourcesReport error
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