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Find which among the following is meant by the statement. He harped on Beethoven’s first sonata.

AHe played on the harp to Beethoven's sonata

BHe went on talking about Beethoven's sonata

CHe criticized Beethoven's sonata

DHe collected Beethoven's sonata

Answer:

B. He went on talking about Beethoven's sonata

Read Explanation:

The phrasal verb harp on (or harp upon) means:

  • to talk or complain about something repeatedly

  • to keep mentioning the same subject again and again

So, the sentence:

He harped on Beethoven’s first sonata.

means:

He kept talking about Beethoven’s first sonata repeatedly.


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