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JIPMAT 2024

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Idioms & Phrasal Verbs

Medium

Pick the odd one out from the following options.

Correct Option: 4
  1. Plan for - This is a common phrase used to indicate preparing for a specific event or outcome. It fits well with typical expressions in planning contexts, so it's not the odd one out.
  2. Plan on - This phrase is also commonly used and means to intend to do something. It aligns with common planning terminology.
  3. Plan out - This is another standard phrase, used to describe the process of detailing a plan. It is a regular part of planning vocabulary.
  4. Plan in - correct as the odd one out. "Plan in"is not a commonly used phrase in English when talking about planning. Unlike the other options, it does not fit neatly into common expressions related to planning activities.

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