Fill in the gap with the most appropriate option from the list provided?

My friend and I have been quarrelling since yesterday and we haven't ....... yet.

UNcracked

2 years ago

A. "made it out" - This phrase doesn't fit the context of the sentence. "Made it out" typically means to successfully escape from a situation or place, which doesn't make sense in the context of a quarrel between friends.

B. "made out" - While "made out" can mean to perceive or understand something, it doesn't fit the context of the sentence, which is about resolving a quarrel. Additionally, "made out" can also mean to engage in intimate behavior, but that doesn't seem to be the intended meaning here.

C. "made it" - This phrase is incomplete and doesn't convey the intended meaning of resolving a quarrel. "Made it" typically means to successfully achieve something or arrive at a destination.

D. "made it up" - This is the correct option. "Made it up" means to reconcile or resolve a disagreement or quarrel. So, the sentence "My friend and I have been quarrelling since yesterday, and we haven't made it up yet" indicates that they haven't resolved their quarrel yet.

Therefore, "made it up" (option D) is the most appropriate choice as it accurately conveys the idea that the quarrel has not been resolved yet.

Kenhinde

3 years ago

Hmmm...we back again 😏...here we go again