Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.
1. She has finished her friendship with him.
(A) She has done for him. (B) She has done with him. (C) She has done to him. (D) She has done at him.
2. He cannot be saved. He is certain to die.
(A) He is done down. (B) He is done up. (C) He is done to. (D) He is done for.
3. He took a lot of money from me by cheating.
(A) He did me out a lot of money. (B) He did me from a lot of money. (C) He did me up to a lot of money. (D) He did me out from a lot of money.
4. The army is not capable of fighting any more battles.
(A) The army is not fit to any more battles. (B) The army is no fit in with any more battles. (C) The army is not fit for any more battles. (D) The army is not fit by any more battles.
5. My friend is difficult. He never manages to adapt his plans to ours.
(A) He never fits in to our plans. (B) He never fits by our plans. (C) He never fits in for our plans. (D) He never fits in with our plans.