English Language · English
Select the option that best explains the meaning of the underlined idiom: Be at your wits' end
- 1To know exactly what is right
- 2To be completely aware of what is happening
- 3To be so worried and confused by a problem that you do not know what to do✓
- 4To reach the peak of one's logical and mental intelligence
Correct answer
To be so worried and confused by a problem that you do not know what to do
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