Once he has signed the agreement, he won't be able to ________.
A
back up
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B
back in
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C
back at
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D
back out
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Solution
The correct option is D back out
Phrasal verbs are formed with a verb and another element, like a preposition.
Option D: 'Back out' is a phrasal verb that means 'to withdraw from a commitment'. It is relevant to the given sentence as it's about an agreement that the person 'he' won't be able to withdraw from.
Hence this option is correct.
Option A: 'Back up' is a phrasal verb that means '(of a vehicle) to form a queue to avoid congestion'.
Option B: 'Back in' relates to poker and means 'to bet after having passed the first opportunity'.
Option C: 'Back at' is not a phrasal verb and does not have a meaning complete of its own.
These meanings are not relevant to the given sentence, hence options A, B and C are incorrect.