Question

She looks very mature so I took her _________ older than she is.
(a) For
(b) About
(c) Off
(d) In​

Answer 1

Answer:

for

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Answer 2

The completed sentence with the right word from the options is as follows:

She looks very mature so I took her (b) about older than she is.

Using 'about':

• Though less frequently, the word around can also be used as an adverb with the meaning "around" as in the sentence: "I was thinking about all the pollution that's floating around in the air."
• As a preposition, "about" can signify "on the subject of" or "concerning," as in We discussed her new position.
• Please be aware that while some words may substitute for "about," they should never be used together.
• 'About' can be an adverb or a preposition, as was said above.
• Use of the adverb: It's time to search.
• Wandering from house to house is an adverb.

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