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He shows great ability in Mathematics.

Sara shows great ability in Physics.

We use "in" in the phrase "ability in Physics" because "in" is the correct preposition

"Ability in" + subject/field

"In" indicates the area where the ability exists.

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The correct phrase is "intent on", meaning determined or focused on something.

So, "Wahid is intent on finishing school next year" is the proper usage.

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"A few" means some, indicating a small number but not none — a positive quantity.

The sentence implies some friends are still available for help, so "A few" is correct.

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"Condone" means to overlook or accept something wrong.

The sentence correctly reads: "He does not condone anti-social habits."

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The correct phrase is "excused for", which is used when someone is forgiven for a mistake or fault.

Example: He cannot be excused for his incompetence in handling the project.

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"Mr. Ali teaches very well, doesn't he?"

The correct question tag for "teaches" (a positive statement in the present simple tense) is "doesn't he."

The tag should reflect the auxiliary verb "does" and agree with the subject "he."

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The river flows under the bridge can be used when the flow of the river is normal.

Note: during a flood, when the river has more water beyond its carrying capacity, then at times it starts flowing above the river.

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I've read this paragraph three times, and I still can't understand it

میں نے اس پیراگراف کو تین بار پڑھا ہے، اور میں اب بھی اسے سمجھ نہیں پایا

still can't

اب بھی نہیں کر سکتے

can is verb

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Explanation

This sentence belongs to the third type of conditional sentence.

In type 3 conditional sentences, the time is the past and the situation is hypothetical.

Formula: if + past perfect, …would + have + past participle.