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A. Off
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B. Into
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C. In
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D. Of
Explanation
Here into means expressing movement or action with the result that someone or something makes physical contact with something else.
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A. In
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B. Front
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C. Near
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D. At
Explanation
While walking towards the field he sees the sun rising in the east.
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A. Massive
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B. Secret
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C. Outspoken
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D. Tricky
Explanation
Outspoken means سیدھا سیدھا بولنے والا
FORTHRIGHT سیدھا سیدھا بولنے والا
Secret means راز
Tricky means مشکل
Massive means بہت بڑا
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A. Right
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B. Down
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C. Sit
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D. Left
Explanation
Up means اوپر
Down means نیچے
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A. He says that he has to go
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B. None of these
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C. He said you must go
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D. He said that he must go
Explanation
He said that he must go.
In indirect speech, the original statement "He must go" is changed to "he must go" (no quotation marks).
It introduced by the reporting verb "said" with the conjunction "that".
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A. She requested to bring her a glass of water
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B. She requested me to bring her a glass of water
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C. She requested me brought her a glass of water
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D. She requested me that bring her a glass of water.
Explanation
Remove inverted commas.
Change ‘please’ into requested
Change the tense.
Change the pronoun
Answer: She requested me to bring her a glass of water.
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A. None of these
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B. Salma asked me if I could give her my pen.
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C. Salma asked me can I give her my pen.
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D. Salma asked me if I can give me your pen.
Explanation
If the reporting verb is in the past tense, then the modals like can changes to could, will/shall change to would, have to changes to had to etc.
And if the sentence is interrogative, we use the reporting verbs – asked, enquired, etc.
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A. Struggle
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B. slip
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C. none of the above
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D. whisk
Explanation
Drift is a noun which means whisk or slip.
Antonyms: struggle or shamble
For example: The drift of the icebergs in the sea endangerous the ships.
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A. The
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B. No article
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C. A
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D. An
Explanation
He is coming from the east.
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