Grammar | MCQs

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A possessive pronoun shows ownership. "Mine" is the possessive pronoun here, indicating ownership (e.g., "This book is mine").

"He," "She," and "They" are personal pronouns.

Explanation

"Angry with" is the correct preposition when referring to a person.

"Angry at" is used for situations or things.

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Alliteration is a literary device in which words that start with the same sound or letter are repeated in close proximity to each other, typically in a phrase or sentence.

Examples include "sweet silver slippers" or "fluffy friendly felines".

Explanation

The correct sentence would be: "He drowned in the pond."

صحیح جملہ یہ ہوگا: وہ تالاب میں ڈوب گیا۔

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Explanation

 In the indirect version, the statement is reported as a request or instruction from the speaker ("She") to the listener ("me").

Additionally, the direct question "why" is incorporated into the reported speech as part of the speaker's inquiry about the listener's actions.

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The correct indirect form is: "She asked him if he was crazy."

"It accurately changes the direct question to indirect speech with the appropriate past tense.

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When converting direct speech to indirect speech, the words spoken are reported rather than quoted directly. In this case, the direct speech is:

"He said to me, 'Please help me.'"

To convert this to indirect speech, we use the verb "requested" to report the action, and the words spoken are rephrased as:

"He requested me to help him."

Explanation

"So much" expresses the quantity of trouble, while "that" introduces the result of parking the car in the garage. 

The phrase "so much...that" is commonly used to indicate cause and effect.

Explanation

"Cattle" is a plural noun, so it doesn’t take an "s" or "is."

The correct form is "These cattle are mine."