Question

Fill in the blank using meaningful phrase:
It is ____ you to park your vehicle.

• A. over to
• B. on to
• C. up to
• D. from

Answer 1

The correct option is C up to

Option A: The phrase, 'over to you' is used to say that it is now your turn or responsibility. The sentence, 'It is over to you to park your vehicle' does not convey any meaning. The right way of using it in a sentence would be, 'I handed over the vehicle to you for you to park'. Hence, option A is incorrect.

Option B: The phrase 'on to you', is used along with a noun. Eg: 'Your father is on to you' means: Your father knows what you are up to. Given this meaning, this phase is not appropriate for the given sentence. Hence, option B is incorrect.

Option C: The phrase, 'up to you' means the same as 'the choice is yours'. The sentence, 'It is up to you to park your vehicle' means: 'It is your choice whether you wish to park the vehicle or not'. Option C is correct as it forms a meaningful phrase.

Option D: The phrase, 'from you' does not convey any meaning when used in the given sentence. Hence, option D is incorrect.