Explanation

Jargon پیشہ ورانہ زبان

Jargon refers to specialized or technical language used by a particular group, profession, or industry.

The opposite of jargon would be simple, clear, and commonly understood language.

Language (عام زبان) is the best choice because it represents a broader, easily understood form of communication.

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"It is delightful to hear her speak as she speaks melodiously ." 

Explanation:

Melodiously means "musically or pleasantly," which fits the idea of speech that brings delight.

Slowly means "at a slow pace," which doesn't necessarily imply delight.

Rhythmically means "in a regular, repeated pattern," but it doesn’t always mean pleasant.

Softly means "in a low voice," which doesn't convey musicality or delight.

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So, the complete sentence would be:

"He showed me how to fix a car and change a wheel."

You fix a car (repair it), but you change a wheel (replace it with a new one).

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The preposition in denotes located inside or within.

The preposition into denotes motion.

He came out of the room means وہ کمرے سے باہر آیا

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Guy means کوئی آدمی لڑکا یا شخص

Guy is a noun.

Guys is the plural of Guy.

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Macabre means ڈراوٴنا, خوفناک, بھیانک

Attractive means دل کش, کشش رکھنے والا

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Soulful means روحانی

Unemotional means غیر جذباتی

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incorrect: They said to us, "Are you leaving tomorrow."?

correct: They asked us if we were leaving the next day

Rules:

Said changes to asked.

Remove inverted commas. 

Make it simple from interrogative.

Add if.

Tomorrow changes to the next day. 

Explanation

The phrase "carry out" means to perform or execute a task or duty.

In this context, the sentence suggests that the authority failed to perform its statutory duties.

Explanation

The shopkeeper asked the man what kind of books he needed.

• The sentence is converted from direct to indirect speech, so "said to" changes to "asked" (since it's a question).
• "Do you need" (present simple) changes to "he needed" (past simple) in reported speech.