"Carrying a heavy bag" describes the boy, so a present participle is needed to act as an adjective.
"Carrying" shows the action happening at the time we met the boy.
An indirect object tells to whom or for whom the action is done.
Example: She gave him a gift. ('him' is the indirect object).
Families and Allies both end in -ies, showing a plural form with a similar pattern.
Churches and Brushes both end in -es, matching the plural form pattern.
Amenities mean useful features or services that provide comfort and convenience.
In this context, facilities like dining, entertainment, and plush rooms are amenities offered on luxury cruises.
Amenities means سہولیات
Facilities means سہولیات
The sentence "What a big city Peshawar is!" expresses a strong feeling or emotion, making it an exclamatory sentence.
It shows surprise or admiration, marked by the exclamation.
Pest : Irksome → A pest is something that is irksome (annoying).
Expert : Proficient → An expert is someone who is proficient (skilled).
The phrase "After studying all the day" correctly uses the gerund (verb + ing) form after "after."
It shows an action completed before another (her head was aching).
The sentence describes two past actions; the earlier action ("he left") uses Past Perfect Tense → had left.
The second action ("I came") is in Simple Past.
"They are waiting for you" correctly uses the verb "waiting" followed by the preposition "for" to show whom they are waiting.
They are waiting for you means وہ آپ کا انتظار کر رہے ہیں
Imperative sentences change to indirect speech using verbs like "ordered" or "told" (depending on tone).
Since it's a command to a servant, "ordered" is the most appropriate verb.
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