Explanation

Abdul is a good driver; moreover, he is a very friendly one. is correctly punctuated.

The semicolon separates two independent clauses, and "moreover" is correctly used to add information.

Explanation

Put Up قیام کرنا

Put on پہننا

Put off ملتوی کرنا

Put out بھجانا

Put up with برداست کرنا

Would you mind putting your cigarettes out, please?

Explanation

He sold his house to John.

He = Subject 

Sold = Main verb 

His = Personal Pronoun 

House = Object 

To = Preposition 

John = Indirect Object 

Explanation

The first clause indicates something negative. 

we use 'do' with 'I' in simple sentences of Present Indefinite Tense. 

It is not true, I do not believe it means یہ سچ نہیں ہے، میں نہیں مانتا

Explanation

The preposition in is generally used before seasons like summer, winter, autumn, spring. 

They go to the beach in summer وہ گرمیوں میں ساحل سمندر پر جاتے ہیں

Explanation

The man whom you met yesterday is an anchorperson.

 جس آدمی سے آپ کل ملے وہ ایک اینکر پرسن ہے۔

"Whom" is used to refer to the object ( Man) of a verb  (anchor) 

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Explanation

Dwell on is a phrase.

Dwell on means emphasize on something or highlight something.

Dwell on means کسی بات پر زور دینا

He dwelt on the need of discipline انہوں نے نظم و ظبط کی ضرورت پر زور دیا

Explanation

Both compliment & congratulate are followed by on.

On is a preposition here.

Compliment on تعریف کرنا

Congratulate on مبارکباد دینا

He was congratulated on his success. 

Explanation

Most of the students achieve good marks if they study hard.

When we are talking about the majority of a specific set of something, we use most of the + noun.

Explanation

Uxoricide (n)

• The act of a husband killing his wife, is often studied in legal, criminological, and psychological contexts, with motives ranging from domestic violence to jealousy or financial disputes.

Sentence:

• The tragic case of uxoricide shocked the town as investigators uncovered a history of domestic abuse leading to the crime.

Uxorious (adj.)

• A husband is excessively devoted, affectionate, or submissive to his wife, often to the point of being overly dependent or indulgent.

Sentence:

• His friends often joked about how uxorious he was, as he always prioritized his wife’s happiness above everything else.