Multiple choice

I'm sorry, but he is not .... to his trust fund yet.

  1. authorised

  2. allowed

  3. accessed

  4. entitled
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Entitled to' means having a legal right or claim to something. He doesn't have the right to access his trust fund yet. 'Authorised to' means given permission, 'allowed to' means permitted, and 'accessed' is the wrong verb form - none capture the legal right concept like 'entitled'.

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