Discussion
Replace the underlined common phrases with the right option.
He is well off these days.
Answer: B
Well off means rich.
To be well off is to be wealthy or financially comfortable: He is rich these days. The phrase is often used of a change in fortune, as the words these days suggest.
Poor is the opposite. Happy and sad describe feelings, not money; a well-off person may be either, so neither replaces the phrase.
The opposite phrase is badly off, meaning poor. Well off for something means having plenty of it: The town is well off for schools.
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