The team leader advised his team members to play it by ear as there was a lot of uncertainty regarding the authenticity of the rumours doing rounds in the company.
I. To take action according to the circumstances
II. To proceed depending on one’s own instincts
III. To take things slow
To play it by ear - ‘to decide how to deal with a situation instinctively, as it develops’. Both options I & II are correct based on the meaning of the above idiom. They both can be used in the given sentence interchangeably.
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