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I fed up . . . . . . . . the work.
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Correct Answer:
Option
B
The correct phrase is fed up with.
The expression fed up with is used to indicate that someone is annoyed, frustrated, or bored with something.
For example: "I am fed up with his constant complaints."
Other prepositions like in, at, and from do not fit the grammatical structure of this phrase.
The expression fed up with is used to indicate that someone is annoyed, frustrated, or bored with something.
For example: "I am fed up with his constant complaints."
Other prepositions like in, at, and from do not fit the grammatical structure of this phrase.
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LoginFed up at is hardly ever used and it's informal.