what's the best choice?

No, that is not the correct answer.

Which word best fits?
Sound it out, aloud.

"If you don't want to be fat Sally, you have to take care of your health and ______ my advice."

Take the clause out, (italicisesd) and reread it.

If you don't want to be fat Sally, you have to take care of your health and

If you don't want to be fat Sally you have to (follow, followed to, follow.)

That to in bold is already there whether or not you remove the clause. You don't need another one.


If you don't want to be fat Sally, you have to take care of your health and follow my advice.