Multiple choice

Directions: Select the correct meaning of the idiom/ phrase from the four alternatives.

To be at ease

  1. To be comfortable

  2. To apologise

  3. Do things easily

  4. To take things easy
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Explanation

To be at ease means to be comfortable, relaxed, or free from worry. 'To be comfortable' directly captures this state. 'To apologise' and 'Do things easily' are unrelated, while 'To take things easy' is similar but more about attitude than current state.

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