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When she parted . . . . . . . . her parents, her eyes were full of tears.
Answer & Solution
Correct Answer:
Option
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The verb "part" means to separate or leave.
We use "part from" to indicate separating from a person or thing.
The other options don't fit the context:
"Part off" usually refers to separating a piece of something.
"Part away" is not a standard or grammatically correct usage.
"Part with" means to give something away, often reluctantly.
Therefore, "When she parted from her parents" is the only grammatically correct and meaningful option.
We use "part from" to indicate separating from a person or thing.
The other options don't fit the context:
"Part off" usually refers to separating a piece of something.
"Part away" is not a standard or grammatically correct usage.
"Part with" means to give something away, often reluctantly.
Therefore, "When she parted from her parents" is the only grammatically correct and meaningful option.
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