Don't put on _____ with me.

English / Completion Sentence — Multiple-choice practice

  1. A. Airs
  2. B. None of these
  3. C. Air
  4. D. Have

Correct answer

Airs

Explanation

Explanation The correct idiom is "put on airs", which means to act superior or pretend to be better than others. "Airs" is plural and fits t he idiom correctly.

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