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The correct idiom is "put on airs", which means to act superior or pretend to be better than others.

"Airs" is plural and fits the idiom correctly.

Explanation

 The correct form here is the gerund "quarreling" (verb + -ing) to show an ongoing or repeated action.

"Ali likes his brothers quarreling all the time" means he enjoys watching them argue (though odd, it's grammatically correct).

Explanation

 Fifteen minutes is allowed to each speaker.

"Fifteen minutes" is treated as a singular amount of time, so we use the singular verb "is."

Explanation

 The subject is "One", which is singular.

"Of the boys" is a prepositional phrase and does not affect the verb.

Explanation

The Scissors' handle just snapped off.

Scissors is a plural noun (even though it refers to a single object).

To show possession for a plural noun ending in s, we add only an apostrophe: Scissors' handle.

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Fill in the blanks (05 Marks)

1. British occupied Punjab in 1849

2. Iqbal’s Tomb was built in 1951

3. First Pakistani coin launched in 1948

4. CPEC agreement signed in 2013 and officially launched in 2015

5. 18th Amendment of the 1973 Constitution introduced in 2010

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