Question:
What does ‘fetch’ mean in the following sentence, This old bed will not fetch much now
Ago and bring
Battract
Clook good
Drealize (a prize)
Answer:
D. realize (a prize)
Explanation:
"Fetch" means to go to a place to get something or someone and return with it. For example, you might say "Go fetch!" to your dog when you throw a stick into the yard.
"Fetch" can also mean to sell for a particular amount of money. For example, you might say "The paintings fetched over a million dollars".
In the sentence "This old bed will not fetch much now", "fetch" means that the bed will not sell for much.