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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence. My sisters wished me good luck before I went on
Question

Select the most appropriate option to substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence.
My sisters wished me good luck before I went on the stage to sing.

A.

Told me to sit on the fence

B.

Told me to break a leg

C.

Told me to break the ice

D.

Told me to break an arm

Correct option is B

 The correct substitution of the highlighted words is  told me to break a leg.
Explanation:
· The idiom  break a leg means to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance.
· Grammatical Rule Used: This idiomatic expression is used to convey encouragement and positivity in an informal manner.
· Example: Before the audition, my friends told me to break a leg.
Meanings of other options:
· Sit on the fence: To remain neutral. (Hindi: तटस्थ रहना)
· Break the ice: To initiate a conversation. (Hindi: वार्तालाप शुरू करना)
· Break an arm: This is not a recognized idiom in this context.

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