Multiple choice

Directions: Select the option that expresses the central idea in the most clear, concise and correct manner.

  1. She found the subject difficult at first, but now she is really getting away with her stride

  2. She found the subject difficult at first, but now she is really getting in her stride

  3. She found the subject difficult at first, but now she is really getting into her stride

  4. She found the subject difficult at first, but now she is really getting on with her stride

  5. She found the subject difficult at first, but now she is really getting off her stride.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Getting into one's stride' means 'settle into a fast confident and steady pace'.

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