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Correct Answer: (A) I will avail myself of the opportunity. The verb "avail" is reflexive and has a specific prepositional pattern — a classic grammar trap in NTRCA English. The Correct Structure of "Avail": avail + oneself + of + noun = to make use of; to take advantage of Full Breakdown of the Correct Answer: "I will avail myself of the opportunity." — "avail" = to make good use of — "myself" = reflexive pronoun (mandatory with "avail") — "of" = the correct preposition after "avail oneself" — "the opportunity" = the noun object Why each option is wrong: ✗ (B) "avail of the opportunity" — reflexive pronoun "myself" is MISSING; "avail" cannot stand alone without the reflexive pronoun ✗ (C) "avail myself with" — wrong preposition; "with" cannot replace "of" here ✗ (D) "avail myself the opportunity" — preposition "of" is MISSING; you must say "avail oneself OF" Common "avail" usage patterns: — "Please avail yourself of this discount." ✓ — "She availed herself of the free consultation." ✓ — "Avail yourself of every learning opportunity." ✓ Also note: "to no avail" = without success (noun usage) — "He tried hard, but to no avail." Source: Practical English Usage — Michael Swan; NTRCA Question Bank.