Could you help me with the question?
This sort of rude behavior in public hardly ______ a person in your position.
A. becomes B. fits C. supports D. improves
Could you tell me which is best? and why?
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Thus is an example of an unusual use if "becomes." I can also say that your new dress becomes you. Or: That dress is becoming.
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I would think 'fits'
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I'd say 'becomes'. Here 'becomes' means 'suits/is appropriate/flatters'. This is British English.
Another example: "Wearing such a sexy Dress does not become someone of her age"
"Please behave better in future. Getting drunk hardly becomes someone of your social and politics status"
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becomes is correct. Although 'befits' would also work here (note, 'befits', not just 'fits'.
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I'd say - fits
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