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the phrase "result in" #1 (permalink) Sun Sep 30, 2007 14:24 pm   the phrase "result in"
 

A smile and a sincere heart often ______ making new friends.

(A)cause from
(B)bring out
(C)result in
(D)lead in

Why not other answers? Aren't they with the same meaning?
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the phrase "result in" #2 (permalink) Sun Sep 30, 2007 15:43 pm   the phrase "result in"
 

the answer is c
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the phrase "result in" #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:26 am   the phrase "result in"
 

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The other answers do not collocate with the -ing form ('making'), Edison.
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the phrase "result in" #4 (permalink) Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:29 am   the phrase "result in"
 

Hi, MM

Maybe "lead to" would work?
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the phrase "result in" #5 (permalink) Mon Oct 01, 2007 14:19 pm   the phrase "result in"
 

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the phrase "result in" #6 (permalink) Mon Oct 01, 2007 14:50 pm   the phrase "result in"
 

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'Lead to' is not a given choice. There are likely many other verbs + particles that would fit the blank too.
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