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Explanation

If he had worked hard, he would have passed the examination.

This sentence uses the past perfect tense to express a hypothetical situation that did not occur.

Explanation

Suppositional sentences having phrases like “I wish”, He/She wishes”, As if”, As though”, and indicating some unfulfilled wish/desire take simple past.

If he were a bird, he would fly. 

Explanation

the sentence belongs to the past sentence 

STOLEN is the past participle of steal.

Explanation

The reported speech of the sentences past.

Therefore, the past perfect tense needs to be used as the name suggests past perfect tense is a part of the perfect tense and thus indicates completed actions.

in this case, "could" be used. 

Subject( he)  + had + Verb(could) (past participle) + object (this work). 

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ND30-12-2022

Explanation

If he does not do any work tomorrow, we will go on a picnic.

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IF CLAUSE

If + [he (subject) + does not have (verb) + any work  tomorrow (rest of the sentence)] simple present tense,

MAIN CLAUSE

[We (subject)+ will + go (verb) + to a picnic (rest of the sentence) ] future tense

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 ND29-11-2022

Explanation

The crowd was excited and raised slowly.ہجوم پرجوش تھا اور آہستہ آہستہ اٹھا۔

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

if we select another option other than "raised" it can change the meaning of the whole sentence

ND29-11-2022

Explanation

The sentence "She will have left before you go to see her." 

It requires a future perfect tense (will have + past participle) because it describes an action that will be completed before another future action ("you go to see her").

Explanation

The phrase "It is up to you" is commonly followed by the infinitive form: "to decide."

It means you are responsible for making the decision.

Explanation

"Outdoor games" refers to games played outside, like cricket or football.

The sentence talks about a type of game, so "outdoor" is the correct adjective.

Explanation

We use "trained in" a subject or skill.

"Trained in first aid" is correct usage.