Dispose is always followed by of.
Of is a preposition here.
Dispose of means چھٹکارا حاصل کرنا
Dispose of means ہٹادینا
I have disposed of my car.
"Along the road" means moving in the same direction as the road, which suits walking.
It shows continuous movement beside or on the path, making it the best fit in context.
We use on to refer a surface.
On is a preposition here.
On: کسی چیز کے اوپر ہونا
The lamp is on the table.
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My sister has been living in Paris for three years.
میری بہن تین سال سے پیرس میں رہ رہی ہے۔
We use "for" with a duration of time (e.g., for two hours, for ten years).
The word after can be used as a preposition, an adverb and a conjunction.
When it is used as a preposition, it is followed by a noun.
The phrase "carry out" means to perform or execute a task or duty.
In this context, the sentence suggests that the authority failed to perform its statutory duties.
The preposition in denotes located inside or within.
The preposition into denotes motion.
He came out of the room means وہ کمرے سے باہر آیا
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We generally use with after sigh.
Sigh is a verb here.
With is a preposition here.
She sighed with relief اس نے سکون کا سانس لیا
"At the front door" begins with the preposition "at" and shows location related to "light."
It functions as a prepositional phrase modifying the noun "light."
The sentence implies the reason why she is loved — due to her meekness.
"For her meekness" correctly expresses this cause or reason.
The preposition for shows reason.
Meekness means نرم مزاجی