'To get along with' means

A) to adjust
B) to accompany
C) to interest
D) to walk

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Answer: A) to adjust

Explanation

"To adjust" is closest. To get along with someone means to live or work with them without friction, which needs adjusting to each other. "Accompany" means to go with someone, and "interest" and "walk" have no link to the idiom.

Asked in: BREB 2018

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