Question

The doctor advised him to go .............. several medical tests.

• A. through
• B. into
• C. about
• D. under

Hint:

“Go through” is commonly used to mean “experience” or “undergo” something, especially in formal processes like tests or training.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

The correct preposition here is “through” when used in the phrase “go through” to mean “experience” or “undergo” something.
In medical contexts, “go through several medical tests” means to have those tests done.
Option (a) “through” is correct because it conveys the sense of undergoing a process.
Option (b) “into” suggests entering a place or being involved in something, e.g., “go into a room”, which does not match the meaning here.
Option (c) “about” means regarding or concerning, e.g., “talk about the issue”, which is unrelated to undergoing tests.
Option (d) “under” is sometimes used in expressions like “under observation” or “under treatment” but not with the verb “go” in this context.
Therefore, the sentence should read: “The doctor advised him to go through several medical tests.”
This is a common expression in everyday English when talking about medical, legal, or procedural checks.