English Class 9 Idioms

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If someone is "under the weather," they are:

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Answer: B. Feeling sick or unwell.

Answer: b) Feeling sick or unwell.
Explanation: This common expression means a person is not feeling their best. Options a, c and d take the word "weather" too literally.

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