The problems may be difficult, but all you have to do is __________ as long as you can.
Question and options
The problems may be difficult, but all you have to do is __________ as long as you can.
- hang in up there
- hang on there
- hang on to that
- hang in there
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - hang in there
'Hang in there' means to persevere through a difficult time, which fits 'all you have to do is … as long as you can'. 'Hang on there' and 'hang in up there' are not standard idioms, and 'hang on to that' needs something to hold on to, which the sentence does not supply.
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