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Which of the following is a similarity between the verbal phrases "ir a" and "acabar de"?

They both follow the double verb rule even though there is a preposition in the middle, so the next verb always remains in the infinitive.

Neither of them ever need to be conjugated because the verb that follows the phrases is always conjugated instead.

Both of these phrases are only used in Latin America and neither would be heard, used, or understood in Spain.

They are both synonyms.

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Greenleafable
The correct answer is A. They both follow the double verb rule even though there is a preposition in the middle, so the next verb always remains in the infinitive. 
For example: me voy a hacer eso - I am going to do that; acabo de dormir - I just stopped sleeping.
B is incorrect because they need to be conjugated, and the verb that follows does not; C is incorrect because they are normal Spanish words which would be understood anywhere where Spanish is spoken; D is incorrect because they are actually antonyms, meaning they have opposite meanings.