انگریزی کے معیاری استعمال کے مطابق صحیح آپشن کا انتخاب کریں۔
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A. Our friends has an apartment on East London.
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B. Our friend has an apartment toward East London.
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C. Our friend has an apartment in the East London.
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D. Our friend has an apartment in East London.
Explanation
The correct option is: Our friend has an apartment in East London.
This sentence is grammatically correct and uses the preposition "in" correctly to indicate location.
انگریزی کے معیاری استعمال کے مطابق صحیح آپشن کا انتخاب کریں۔
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A. A tea cup is hanging over the hook in the kitchen.
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B. A tea's cup is hanging on the hook in the kitchen.
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C. A tea cup is hanging on the hook in the kitchen
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D. A cup of tea is hanging on the hook in the kitchen.
Explanation
The correct option is: A tea cup is hanging on the hook in the kitchen.
This sentence is grammatically correct and makes sense.
It conveys the idea that a cup used for drinking tea is hanging on a hook.
The other options are either grammatically incorrect or don't make sense in the context of the sentence.
انگریزی کے معیاری استعمال کے مطابق صحیح آپشن کا انتخاب کریں۔
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A. Noise woke me up in the middle of the night.
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B. A noise woke me up at the middle of the night
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C. A noise woke me up in the middle of the night.
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D. A noise woke me up on the middle of the night.
Explanation
"A noise woke me up in the middle of the night."
This is the standard and grammatically correct sentence. "In the middle of the night" is the proper phrase to refer to a period during the night.
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A. Do you like dogs? Yes, I do.
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B. Do you like dogs? Yes, I did.
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C. Do you like dogs’? Yes, I liked it.
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D. None of these
Explanation
The verb "do" is used to confirm a present-tense question.
"Yes, I do" is the correct response to "Do you like dogs?" as it matches the tense and subject.
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A. Abdul is a good: driver moreover, he is a very friendly one.
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B. Abdul is a good driver; moreover, he is a very friendly one.
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C. Abdul is a good driver, moreover, he is a very friendly one.
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D. Abdul is a good driver. Moreover he is a very friendly one.
Explanation
Abdul is a good driver; moreover, he is a very friendly one. is correctly punctuated.
The semicolon separates two independent clauses, and "moreover" is correctly used to add information.
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A. Because it was raining heavily, the event continued as planned
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B. In spite of raining heavily, the event continued as planned
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C. Although it was raining heavily, the event continued as planned
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D. Since it was raining heavily, the event continued as planned
Explanation
The correct transformation is: Although it was raining heavily, the event continued as planned."
It accurately conveys the contrast between the heavy rain and the event proceeding as intended.
گرامر کے لحاظ سے صحیح جملے کا انتخاب کریں
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A. Until, he came to United State, he didn't knew to cook.
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B. Until he came to United States, he didn't know to cook.
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C. Until he came to United States, he didn't knew how to cook.
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D. Until he came to the United States, he didn't know how to cook.
Explanation
In the sentence, "Until he came to the United States, he didn't know how to cook,"
the use of "didn't know" correctly matches the past simple tense for the negative form,
And "How to cook" is the appropriate phrase to describe the lack of knowledge.
گرامر کے لحاظ سے صحیح جملے کا انتخاب کریں
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A. She used to get up early.
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B. She was used to get up early.
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C. She was used getting up early.
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D. She used to getting up early.
Explanation
The phrase "used to" is correctly followed by the base form of the verb.
It indicates a habitual action in the past that is no longer true.
گرامر کے لحاظ سے صحیح جملے کا انتخاب کریں
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A. She was used to speak in public.
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B. She used to speak in public.
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C. She used speaking in public.
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D. She uses to speak in public.
Explanation
The phrase "used to" is correctly followed by the base form of the verb to describe a habitual action in the past.
گرامر کے لحاظ سے صحیح جملے کا انتخاب کریں
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A. The pen wasn't write, it must run out of ink.
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B. The pen wasn't writing, it must have run out of ink.
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C. The pen isn't writing, it must run out of ink
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D. The pen didn’t write, it must be run out of ink.
Explanation
In this sentence, "wasn't writing" correctly uses the past continuous tense to describe the ongoing problem with the pen.
"Must have run out of ink" correctly uses the perfect infinitive to express the likely cause of the problem
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