1). Back with a bang2). Backing out3). Backing up4). No improvement

1.	1). Back with a bang2). Backing out3). Backing up4). No improvement
Answer» The correct answer is Option 1, i.e. 'Back with a bang'. The correct phrase to be used here is 'back with a bang' as it means 'in a very exciting and NOTICEABLE way'. 'Backing out' means 'withdraw from a COMMITMENT' and it disturbs the meaning of the SENTENCE.$ 'Backing up' means 'form into a queue due to congestion' and it makes the sentence meaningfully incorrect.$ Hence, the phrase, which fits best in the sentence is 'back with a bang' as it makes the sentence meaningfully and IDIOMATICALLY correct.$

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The correct answer is Option 1, i.e. 'Back with a bang'.

The correct phrase to be used here is 'back with a bang' as it means 'in a very exciting and NOTICEABLE way'.

'Backing out' means 'withdraw from a COMMITMENT' and it disturbs the meaning of the SENTENCE.$

'Backing up' means 'form into a queue due to congestion' and it makes the sentence meaningfully incorrect.$

Hence, the phrase, which fits best in the sentence is 'back with a bang' as it makes the sentence meaningfully and IDIOMATICALLY correct.$

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