Select the correct sentence.
Correct answer: A. He put across his ideas very clearly.
- A. He put across his ideas very clearly.
- B. He put on his ideas very clearly.
- C. He put out his ideas very clearly.
- D. He put down his ideas very clearly.
Explanation
The correct answer is Option A: 'He put across his ideas very clearly.' The phrasal verb 'put across' means to convey or communicate an idea effectively. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they use phrasal verbs that do not accurately reflect the act of effectively communicating ideas. 'Put on' suggests presentation or appearance, 'put out' relates to releasing something, and 'put down' can imply writing down or belittling, none of which match the intended meaning in this context.
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