Improve the sentence using the correct phrasal verb of the underlined word.
You must not fall out your parents, no matter how angry you are.
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
Fall out (Intransitive): You can say 'They fell out,' meaning they had an argument.
Fall out with (Transitive): When you mention the person you are arguing with, you must add the preposition 'with.'
Correct: You must not fall out with your parents.
Fall for: To be attracted to someone or to be deceived by a trick.
Fall on: To attack or to happen on a certain day (e.g., 'My birthday falls on a Monday').
Fall off: To drop from a surface (e.g., 'to fall off a ladder').