Odd one out phrasal verbs
CMAT 2024 · Language Comprehension · Easy · Vocabulary
Pick the odd one out from the following options:
- A.
Go about
- B.
Go after
- C.
Go fast
- D.
Go through
Answer
C
Explanation
'Go about', 'Go after', and 'Go through' are standard phrasal verbs with idiomatic meanings. 'Go fast' is a literal combination of a verb and an adverb, not an idiomatic phrasal verb. Hence, 'Go fast' is the odd one out.
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