Please, come . . . . . . the bathroom.
A. out of
B. over
C. on
D. in
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
come out of will be the correct word as it means to get out of the bathroom. Other preposition doesn't go with the sentence.This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Grammar
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What if we say, "Come in the bathroom."?
Imagine the situation that you have called a plumber and want him to see the leaking taps.
You are already in the bathroom, and calling him in to show the taps.
(We may use 'into' perhaps, but 'in' also sounds true.)
What's your point?
why not we go with option D
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