Question

The two friends do not match eye to eye when it comes to their business rivalry. 

• A. meet eye to eye
• B. see into each other's eyes
• C. look into each other's eyes
• D. see eye to eye
• E.

Hint:

When referring to agreement or common viewpoints, use the expression see eye to eye.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

The idiomatic expression see eye to eye means to agree or have the same viewpoint, which fits the context of the sentence regarding the rivalry between the friends. - Option (A) meet eye to eye is incorrect as it implies a literal meeting of eyes rather than agreement. - Option (B) see into each other's eyes is not an idiomatic expression and doesn't fit in the context. - Option (C) look into each other's eyes is also incorrect in terms of meaning, as it doesn't fit the idiomatic usage of agreement. - Option (D) see eye to eye is the correct idiom meaning to agree, making it the right choice.