He is a great hand at organising public meetings. A. very fond of B. expert at C. accustomed to D. well qualified for

very fond of
expert at
accustomed to
well qualified for

The correct answer is: B. expert at

The phrase “great hand at” means “very good

at” or “expert at”. In this case, the speaker is saying that the person is very good at organizing public meetings.

The other options are not correct because:

  • A. very fond of does not mean “very good at” or “expert at”. It means “liking something very much”.
  • C. accustomed to does not mean “very good at” or “expert at”. It means “used to something”.
  • D. well qualified for does not mean “very good at” or “expert at”. It means “having the necessary skills or experience for a job or task”.
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