Discussion
The train is __________ to start.
Answer: A
The word is about: The train is about to start.
Be about to + verb means that something will happen very soon, in the immediate future: the train is on the point of starting.
Over, for and before do not form this expression; the train is over to start or for to start is ungrammatical.
The expression is always followed by the base form of the verb with to: We are about to leave. The film was about to begin.
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