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A. To take back a promise
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B. To say something inappropriate or embarrassing
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C. None of these
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D. To challenge someone’s opinion
Explanation
- To put one’s foot in one’s mouth: It refers to unintentionally saying something that is awkward, offensive, or embarrassing.
- Example: He put his foot in his mouth when he asked about her job, not knowing she had been fired.
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A. To criticize popular opinion
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B. None of these
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C. To join others in a popular trend
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D. To create something new
Explanation
- Jump on the bandwagon means to adopt a popular activity, idea, or trend because many others are doing it.
- Example: Many companies jumped on the electric vehicle bandwagon after seeing its success.
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A. None of these
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B. Making a serious error
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C. Avoiding a difficult decision
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D. Speaking directly to the point
Explanation
- Hit the nail on the head means to describe something accurately or address the exact issue.
- Example: His analysis of the problem really hit the nail on the head.
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A. A donkey’s year
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B. None of these
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C. A dog’s year
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D. A elephant’s year
Explanation
The phrase "a donkey’s year" refers to a very long time.
It indicating that it has been a significant period since the last meeting.
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A. Very expensive
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B. At a discount
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C. at a reasonable price
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D. Very cheaply
Explanation
For a song is an idiom which means کم قیمت، سستا دام
انگریزی کے معیاری استعمال کے مطابق صحیح آپشن کا انتخاب کریں۔
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A. This is the only one of his poems that is worth read.
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B. This is the only one of his poems that are worth reading.
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C. This is the only one of his poems that is worth reading.
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D. This is the only one of his poem that are worth reading.
Explanation
The correct option is: This is the only one of his poems that is worth reading.
In this sentence, the verb "is" agrees with the singular noun "one."
The phrase "of his poems" modifies "one," but it doesn't change the singular nature of the subject.
Therefore, the singular verb form "is" is correct.
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A. To depend on
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B. To try every source
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C. To call in question
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D. To roam about
Explanation
To leave no avenue unexplored means to try every possible way to achieve something.
To leave no avenue unexplored means کچھ حاصل کرنے کیلئے ہر ممکن کوشش کرنا
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A. Up
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B. For
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C. To
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D. With
Explanation
Generally grateful is followed by to.
Grateful to someone means کسی انسان کا احسان مند ہونا
Grateful for something means کسی چیز کیلئے احسان مند ہونا
I am grateful to you for the timely help.
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A. To grow taller
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B. Try to understand
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C. Calm Down
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D. To perform better
Explanation
Pull yourself up: to perform better or improve your position.
Pull yourself up: فرائض بہتر طریقے سے سرانجام دینا
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A. Cried with sorrow
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B. Created a fuss
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C. Waited in a queue
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D. Kicked the guard
Explanation
Kick off means شروع کرنا
kick up means شروعات کرنا
Kick up a row means ہنگامہ کھڑاکردینا، شور مچادینا
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