The underlined phrase in the given sentence has been used incorrectly. Select the option that can correctly replace the underlined segment.
I am down with her complaints.
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e. fed up with.
Fed up with is a suitable option.
The expression "fed up with" refers to being so irritated or upset with something that you can no longer tolerate it.
The intended meaning of the statement is conveyed in this context, which suggests that the speaker is fed up with or irritated by her issues.
Compared to other options:
"Passed out with": It denotes a loss of consciousness; this is not relevant to the complaints.
"Held down with": It implies being physically restrained, which is inappropriate in this situation.
"Looked down with": It denotes treating something with contempt or disrespect, yet this is not commonly used language and is inappropriate in a complaint-handling situation.