Complete the sentence with the suitable collocation.

Explanation

This is a common English idiom (collocation).

👉 “Not everybody’s cup of tea” means:
Something that is not liked or not suitable for everyone.

So, the sentence means:
➡️ This thing may be interesting for some people, but not for all.

❌ Why other options are wrong?

• ❌ cup of coffee → not a fixed idiom in English
• ❌ cup of milk → no idiomatic meaning
• ❌ mug of ice → grammatically and idiomatically incorrect

Extra Facts

🔹 Origin:

The phrase became popular in British English in the early 20th century, as “tea” is a common comfort drink—so preferences for tea reflect personal liking.

🔹 Similar expressions:

• Not my thing
• Not everyone likes it
• Not suitable for all

🔹 Examples:

• Horror movies are not everyone’s cup of tea.
• Loud music is not his cup of tea.