Choose the best option to replace the underlined part to improve the given sentence. If no substitution is required, select 'No substitution.'
He needs to get on off his work if he wants to finish on time.
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
Correct Answer: Get on with
Explanation
• The phrasal verb get on with means to continue doing something, make progress, or start working on a task.
• In the given sentence, the subject needs to start or continue his work so that he can finish it on time.
• The phrase "get on off" is incorrect and does not convey any standard meaning in English.
• Example: Stop wasting time and get on with your studies.