under
about
through
into
Answer is Wrong!
Answer is Right!
The correct answer is C. The doctor advised him to go through several medical tests.
The other options are incorrect because:
- A. “under” is not a preposition that is typically used with the verb “advise”.
- B. “about” is a preposition that can be used with the verb “advise”, but it would not make sense in this context. The doctor is not advising the patient to think about getting medical tests.
- D. “into” is a preposition that can be used with the verb “advise”, but it would not make sense in this context. The doctor is not advising the patient to enter into medical tests.
The word “through” is a preposition that is typically used with the verb “go” to mean “to experience something from beginning to end”. In this context, the doctor is advising the patient to experience the process of getting medical tests from beginning to end.