IBPS PO Prelims practice question
Fill in the blank with correct option: He ………….. his friend over a trifle.
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Correct answer: (B) Quarrelled with
Quarrelled with. The phrase 'quarrelled with' is commonly used to describe having an argument or disagreement with a specific person or group. In this case, the sentence suggests that the subject had a quarrel with his friend, making 'quarrelled with' the most appropriate choice. Hence, 'quarrelled with' is grammatically and contextually accurate.
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