Multiple choice

I'm not .......... to a drop of whisky after dinner.

  1. assertive

  2. attentive

  3. avid

  4. averse
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Averse' means strongly disliking or opposed to something. The phrase 'averse to' is a correct collocation. The speaker is saying they're not opposed to having whisky after dinner. 'Avid' means enthusiastic, 'assertive' means confident, and 'attentive' means paying attention - none fit the negative construction 'not...to' as well as 'averse'.

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