[details=“English Translation”]Don’t worry about me, I’ll manage to arrive on time.
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For me las valdré, this cloze has “me las arreglaré”, “me las ingeniaré”, and “me las apañaré” as supposedly incorrect multiple-choice options, but to me they all sound synonymous to the required answer.
Yes, those are all correct and to my ear better than ‘valdré’ in this phrase. But why do you say ‘supposedly incorrect’?
It’s because multiple choice is supposed to only have one “correct” answer; the other options should be duds. A beginner could be misled.
I don’t see it that way. Sometimes, there really are several valid options, and if there are duds, shouldn’t those just be removed?
Then the other valid options should also be accepted, not making me think that I’ve given the wrong answer.
I agree!
… is that enough characters…