Which statement correctly uses 'overseas'?

• A. abroad
• B. in a foreign country
• C. at home
• D. locally

Answer: (A)

Overseas describes places or activities in countries outside your own, usually across the sea. The best fit here is abroad, because it is the exact one-word synonym that captures the same sense and is used as both adverb and adjective in everyday language (for example, “She studied overseas” or “They opened an overseas office”). Saying “in a foreign country” conveys the idea of being outside your country, but it’s a descriptive phrase rather than using the word overseas itself. Choices meaning “at home” or “locally” are opposite to the idea of overseas.