Choose the most appropriate option to complete the following sentence.
When I moved to a new city, it wasn't easy to part _________ my toys, childhood swing and training bicycle.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → with
Part with means to give up something one owns, often unwillingly. Moving to a new city, the speaker had to give up his toys, his swing and his training bicycle.
Complete sentence: When I moved to a new city, it wasn't easy to part with my toys, childhood swing and training bicycle.
Example: She refused to part with her grandmother's old necklace.
Why the Other Options are Incorrect?
Option 2: from — Incorrect. Part from is used for people: to leave someone. Toys and a bicycle are possessions, so "part with".
Example: The two friends parted from each other at the station.
Option 3: away — Incorrect. "Part away" is not an English expression.
Option 4: off — Incorrect. "Part off" is not used in this sense either.