In technical documentation, which phrase correctly completes the instruction: 'Inspect the drive belt ___ signs of excessive wear or cracking'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. for
- Step 1: The verb 'inspect' collocates with 'for' when specifying the defects or conditions being looked for: 'inspect something for defects'. Answer: for. Why not the others: 'inspect about', 'inspect to', and 'inspect on' are ungrammatical in technical English.
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