Friends | MCQs

Explanation

I have never known him for a long time.

میں اسے ایک عرصے سے کبھی نہیں جانتا تھا۔

"Have never known" is the correct present perfect tense.

It indicating that up until now, the speaker has never known the person.

Explanation

It is better to keep away from "artificial" persons.

مصنوعی لوگوں سے دور رہنا بہتر ہے۔

These individuals may be insincere or not genuine in their behavior.

Explanation

I do not have any confidant to share my secrets.

میرے پاس اپنے رازوں کو بانٹنے کے لئے کوئی بااعتماد نہیں ہے۔

It refers to a person with whom one shares private matters or secrets, trusting them to keep it confidential.

Explanation

The sentence contains an independent clause ("he met his friend") and a dependent clause ("On reaching the destination").

It is a complex sentence because it has both independent and dependent clauses connected by a subordinating conjunction.

Explanation

Oman, India's oldest strategic partner in West Asia, has announced to establish Oman-India Friendship Association, in what would be the first such initiative in West Asia led by the Foreign Ministry.

Explanation

Qazi Muhammad Isa  was a Pakistani politician and one of the leading founding fathers of Pakistan.

He was an advocate of the Pakistan Movement and represented Balochistan in the Lahore Conference that lead to the ratification of Lahore Resolution.

He was a leader of the Muslim League's branches in Balochistan and NWFP.

Explanation

Note:- If “possessive adjective” or “a noun with an apostrophe” is used before “home”, “to” is used before “home” only in case of specific verbs (Not with “arrive” and “reach”.

We went to Amina`s home.

Explanation

The correct proverb is: "Prosperity finds friends, adversity tries them."

It means in good times, many will be your friend, but hard times test who truly is.

Explanation

Common examples of subordinating conjunctions include: After, before, even though, although, as much as, when, whenever, 

by indication of "before,"we marked the option "complex" 

Explanation

• "Their" is the correct possessive pronoun referring to "friends."
• "Me" is correct because it is the object of the preposition "except."

Correct sentence:
"They had seen all of their friends except Aliza and me at the restaurant."