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You need not tutor him anymore; he knows the ropes now. 

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Use idiomatic phrases like knows the ropes when talking about someone who understands the basics of a task.

Updated On: Sep 3, 2025
  • ties the ropes well
  • can make the ropes himself
  • knows how to make the ropes
  • no correction required 

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The Correct Option is D

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The phrase knows the ropes is an idiom that means to understand the basics of a job or task. Therefore, no correction required is the correct option. - Option (A) ties the ropes well changes the meaning and does not fit here. - Option (B) can make the ropes himself also doesn't fit the context. - Option (C) knows how to make the ropes is incorrect as it changes the idiomatic meaning. Thus, the correct answer is no correction required (Option D).

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