Question 2
She had delayed starting her project for weeks. When she finally submitted it,her manager said, 'It’s good that you completed it, even though it's a bit late. At least it's done rather than not submitting it at all'.
Solution
The correct idiom for the underlined phrase is "Better late than never." This expression is used to acknowledge that while a task or arrival was delayed, it is still much more desirable for it to happen eventually than to not happen at all. In the context of the manager’s comment, he is prioritizing the completion of the project over the missed deadline.
