Which verb meaning corresponds to 'accompany'?

• A. to go along with
• B. to be unrelated to
• C. to remove someone from a task
• D. to change the language in a document

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is knowing common synonyms for accompany. Accompany means to go with someone or to be with them, acting as a companion or escort. The phrase that fits this meaning most directly is “to go along with,” which is exactly how you express accompanying someone.

Think of sentences like: I will accompany you to the appointment, or She was accompanied by her friend to the conference. These show one person moving with or being in the company of another.

The other options don’t fit because they describe unrelated concepts: to be unrelated to means having no connection; to remove someone from a task describes relieving them of duties; to change the language in a document means translate or revise.