Q. Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the idiom/phrase. "Went out of his way."

  • (A) Took special trouble
  • (B) Was determined
  • (C) Agreed whole-heartedly
  • (D) Was hesitating
βœ… Correct Answer: (A) Took special trouble
Explanation: The idiom 'go out of one's way' means to make a special effort or take extra trouble to do something.
Explanation by: Uday Singh
The idiom 'go out of one's way' means to make a special effort or take extra trouble to do something.

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