2023 · Q107
Each of the following items features one part of a sentence followed by four alternatives. Complete the sentence by choosing the correct alternative.
What time
EnglishCorrelating Sentences
- Adoes this train get at London?
- Bdoes this train get in London?
- Cdoes this train get into London?
- Ddose this train get to London?
Explanation
Arrival at a named city takes 'get to': 'What time does this train get to London?' 'Get at' means to reach something inaccessible or to imply, and 'get in'/'get into' do not take a city as an arrival destination this way. (The printed 'dose' is a transcription typo for 'does'.) Abhipedia's explanation of this 2023 CDS-1 item likewise gives 'does this train get to London?'. Hence (D).