come to an end; become no longer in use A. expire B. receipt C. irresistible D. frame

come to an end; become no longer in use A. expire B. receipt C. irresistible D. frame

The phrase "come to an end; become no longer in use" describes something ceasing to be valid or operational. Among the options, expire directly matches this meaning, as it commonly refers to the end of a period of validity or usefulness (e.g., a contract expiring).

Answer: A. expire

Other options are unrelated: "receipt" is a proof of payment, "irresistible" means impossible to resist, and "frame" refers to a structure or context. What everyday items or agreements in your life have expiration dates that you need to track?