Question

I think the manger is dragging his feet in this case'. This sentence can be interpreted as

• A. The manger is trying to find fault with someone in this case
• B. The manger is trying to find a solution in this case
• C. The manger is acting slowly in this case because he does not want to do it.
• D. The manger is unnecessarily involving himself in this case.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. The manger is acting slowly in this case because he does not want to do it.

• The phrase "dragging his feet" is an idiomatic expression meaning to delay or take longer to complete a task, often because of reluctance or unwillingness to do it.

• In this context, it suggests that the manager is not acting quickly, likely because he doesn't want to move forward with the case.