From the words or groups of words below, choose the words or group of words that best complete each of the following sentences.
Please, let me ________ you in your car to the railway stations
A. go with B. move with C. follow D. ride
Correct Answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is A. go with.
- Go with: This is a common and natural way to express accompanying someone to a place, such as the railway station, especially when you are using their means of transportation, like a car.
- Move with: This option is less common and doesn't fit as naturally in this context. "Move with" is more often used in different contexts, like moving in synchronization with something.
- Follow: This suggests going after someone rather than accompanying them directly, which changes the meaning.
- Ride: This could be used, but it's more likely to imply riding in the car with someone as a passenger, not accompanying them as an equal.
Summary:
- Go with is the most appropriate and natural phrase for expressing the idea of accompanying someone to a destination.
