Correct the sentence at the underlined point. I am afraid you two are at cross purpose.
A
are at cross-purposes
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B
are in cross-purposes
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C
are at a cross-purpose
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D
no improvement
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Solution
The correct option is C are at cross-purposes The verb mentioned in the sentence is in plural form, following to it, the word "purpose" will be in plural form as well. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.
Whereas option B contains incorrect preposition; option C contains an article which is invalid.