Explanation

He is adept at copying.

وہ نقل کرنے میں ماہر ہے۔

Adept is an adjective meaning “proficient or well trained.”

Adept is best to keep the meaning of the original sentence.

Explanation

The phrase "killed two birds with one stone".

It is an idiom meaning to achieve two goals or solve two problems with a single action or solution.

It's commonly used to express efficiency.

Explanation

"I bought pictures when I was on holiday in June. Now I'm going to hang them on the wall."

On holiday is the correct phrase used to indicate the period during which someone is away from work or regular activities, typically for leisure.

In June is used because we refer to months with the preposition in.

On the wall is correct when talking about the placement of something, such as pictures or frames, on a flat surface like a wall.

Explanation

Died of means کسی بیماری سے مرنا

Die from means  کسی حادثے میں مرنا

He died of heart attack ان کی موت دل کا دورہ پڑنے سے ہوئی

Explanation

It was Preposterous to think that it could possibly snow in the middle of the desert.

preposterous is used as an adjective that means"  completely unreasonable and ridiculous".

Preposterous means بے معنی، احمقانہ 

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Explanation

Yearn takes for.

Yearn for means desire for.

Yearn means ترسنا

She yearns for her child وہ اپنے بچے کیلئے ترستی ہے

Explanation

He had heard the story many times and as many times, had felt such melancholy that he thought his eyes would water

اس نے کہانی کئی بار سنی تھی اور جتنی بار، اتنی اداسی محسوس کی تھی کہ اسے لگا کہ اس کی آنکھوں میں پانی آجائے گا۔

Explanation

"But" is used to show a contrast between two ideas — here, talent vs. lack of confidence.

It correctly connects the opposing thoughts in the sentence.

Explanation

The sentence is in simple present tense, used for general facts.

So the correct sentence is: "Cotton grows in America, Egypt and Pakistan."

Explanation

"Drank" is the past tense of "drink," used for actions completed in the past.

"Drunk" is the past participle, which requires "have/has/had" (e.g., "They have drunk milk").