Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: B. Then I'd better go make for the bedroom. (to move towards something or a place)
- A. Then I'd better go make up for the bedroom. (the compensate for something; to replace something lost)
- B. Then I'd better go make for the bedroom. (to move towards something or a place)
- C. Then I'd better go make up the bedroom. (To prepare a bed (or something) for use)
- D. Then I'd better go make out to be the bedroom. (to claim; to assert)
Explanation
This option is correct. "Make for" means to move toward something or a place, which fits the context of heading toward the bedroom.
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