A. Went
B. None of these
C. To go
D. Going
Explanation
The correct phrase is "It is time to go out," where " to go " is the appropriate infinitive form following " It is time ."
یہ باہر جانے کا وقت ہے
This construction indicates that the moment has arrived to perform the action of going out.
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A. Neat and tidy
B. Mismanaged
C. Disordered
D. None of these
Explanation
The idiom " apple-pie order " means something that is very well-organized, neat, and tidy .
It describes a state of perfect orderliness or precision.
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A. Lions
B. Monkeys
C. Rabbits
D. Birds
Explanation
The phrase "killed two birds with one stone".
It is an idiom meaning to achieve two goals or solve two problems with a single action or solution.
It's commonly used to express efficiency .
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A. The work has already been done by them
B. The work has already been done by him
C. The work has already been done by us
D. The work has already been do by them
Explanation
We have already done the work means ہم پہلے ہی کام کرچکے ہیں
Active Voice: We
Passive Voice: By us
Active sentences in the present perfect tense have the following structure:
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A. Fifth
B. Third
C. Sixth
D. Fourth
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Q. Which is the first book to be proofread?
Ans: A
Q. Which book is to be proofread immediately after the break.
Ans: D
Q. Which book is to be proofread immediately after D?
Ans: E
Q. Which book is to be proofread immediately after E?
Ans: C
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Q. Which hour is the break?
Ans: Third
Q. Which is the first book to be proofread?
Ans: A
Q. Which book is to be proofread immediately after E?
Ans: C
Q. Which book is to be proofread immediately after D?
Ans: E
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A. Or
B. None of these
C. But
D. Because
Explanation
The correct sentence is: "Hurry up or you will miss the bus."
" Or " is used to show a warning or consequence — if you don't hurry, the result will be missing the bus.
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A. Being completed
B. None of these
C. To Complete
D. Complete
Explanation
The sentence "Samra got her employees to complete their work before deadlines" uses the structure:
" Get + someone + to + verb " (to persuade or instruct someone to do something).
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A. None of these
B. Get
C. Gets
D. Got
Explanation
" Yesterday " shows past tense, so we need the past form of the verb.
The past form of " get " is " got ."
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A. Does
B. Has
C. Will
D. None of these
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The correct sentence is: "She will finish the work by tomorrow."
" Will " is the appropriate auxiliary verb to indicate future action .
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