Explanation

This is a second conditional sentence (If + past simple, would + base verb).

So the correct form is: If he worked harder, he would pass.

Explanation

The word "usually" indicates a habitual action, so we use the simple present tense.

"She usually gets to office by 9 a.m." is grammatically correct.

Explanation

The sentence is expressing a future action ("going to the zoo tomorrow").

The structure "subject + be + going to + verb" is used for plans.

"are" is used for plural subjects (we, you, they, My brother and I).

Explanation

Everybody was present except Iqra. 

میرے علاوہ سب موجود تھے۔

"Except" means to exclude, which fits the sentence context.

It indicates that everyone was present except for the speaker. 

Explanation

"Stationery" refers to writing materials like paper, pens, and envelopes. "Stationary," on the other hand, means not moving.

The context of the sentence is about purchasing writing supplies.

Explanation

"You did not act upon my advice."

تم نے میری نصیحت پر عمل نہیں کیا۔

"Act upon" means to follow or take action based on advice or instructions.

Explanation

A hundred rupees is all he wants.

This phrase uses "is" to link the subject "a hundred rupees" with the predicate "all he wants,"

indicating that the amount specified is the sole desire or requirement of the person in question.

Explanation

Warn of خطرے سے خبردار کرنا

Explanation

Generally of is used after capable.

Of is a preposition here

He is capable of doing anything. 

Explanation

When both small and large places are used in a single sentence we should prefer small first and large second.

For example: He was born at Baluchistan in Pakistan.

For example: He was born at Pakistan in Asia.