Fill in the blank with suitable preposition. He put ___________ his departure for a week. Option 1: down Option 2: off Option 3: of Option 4: on

'Down' generally means to place something on a surface, which doesn't fit here. 'Off' correctly conveys the meaning of postponement, which is needed in this context. 'Of' is incorrect grammatically and semantically in this context. 'On' typically means to begin something, which is the opposite of postponing.

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<p>Fill in the blank with suitable preposition.</p><p>He put ___________ his departure for a week.</p>

down

off

✅ Correct Option: 2

<p>Fill in the blank with suitable preposition.</p><p>He put ___________ his departure for a week.</p>

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