A. Adverb
B. Verb
C. Conjunction
D. Adjective
Explanation
" Because " is a subordinating conjunction that introduces a dependent clause (in this case, " she needed groceries ") and indicates the reason or cause for the main clause (in this case, " She went to the store ").
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A. Will
B. Know
C. Whether
D. Be
Explanation
A conjunction connects two clauses/sentences.
Words like whether, for, because etc are considered to be Conjunctions.
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A. With
B. Off
C. OF
D. By
Explanation
Accomplish is a verb generally followed by the preposition with .
Accomplish means مکمل کرنا
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A. When
B. As
C. Since
D. Before
Explanation
"I have no money, as I cannot go for shopping."
In this context, "as" is used to indicate the cause or reason for not being able to go shopping
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A. Correlative conjunction
B. Coordinating conjunction
C. Subordinate conjunction
D. Conjunctive adverb
Explanation
The type of conjunction used in the sentence "She wanted to go swimming, but it was raining" is a coordinating conjunction .
It is used to connect words, phrases , or clauses that are of equal importance , showing contrast between them.
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A. till
B. Still
C. None of these
D. before
Explanation
You should wait here till I return.
Correct word will be 'till'.
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A. till
B. also
C. that
D. for
Explanation
Until indicates when something will happen, begin, or end.
Till means the same thing as until.
Till is not an abbreviation of until—it's actually older than until—and it should not be written with an apostrophe.
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A. Not only he is fat but he also lazy
B. He is not only fat but also lazy
C. He is not only lazy but also fat
D. He not only is fat but also lazy.
Explanation
The phrase "not only...but also" must maintain a parallel structure, and the verb "is" should follow the subject "he" for proper grammar.
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A. The supervisor has not compromised nor will ever compromise.
B. The supervisor has nor will ever compromise.
C. The supervisor have nor will ever compromise.
D. The supervisor has nor will ever compromised.
Explanation
The supervisor has not compromised nor will ever compromise .
This sentence is correct in both verb tense and structure , maintaining parallelism with "has not compromised" and "will ever compromise."
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A. It was a cold day and many indications of snowfall.
B. It was a cold day desire many indications of snowfall.
C. It was a cold day but with indications of snowfall.
D. It was a cold day with many indications of snowfall.
Explanation
It was a cold day with many indications of snowfall.
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