A. None of these
B. He said might he open the window. It was rather hot in there.
C. He asked if he might open the window. He mentioned it was rather hot in there.
D. He asked if he might open the window as it was rather hot in there?
Explanation
He asked if he might open the window. He mentioned it was rather hot in there. " May I " in indirect speech changes to " if he might " (polite request).
The second sentence is a separate declarative: " It's " → " it was ", and " here " → " there " — both correctly transformed.
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A. My friend greeted me and asked me what I was doing there.
B. My friend wished me and wanted to know that what was doing there.
C. My friend said hello to me and asked me what was I doing there.
D. None of these
Explanation
My friend greeted me and asked me what I was doing there.
The direct speech is turned into indirect by converting " are you " to " I was ".
" Hello " becomes " greeted me ", and the question is properly structured using asked me what I was doing there .
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A. He said that he had seen him that day
B. He said that he has seen him today
C. None of these
D. He said that he had seen him the previous day
Explanation
Direct: He said, "I saw him today".
Indirect: He said that he had seen him that day
Remove inverted commas.
Add that
Today into that day
Past indefinite tense into past perfect tense
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A. She was being laughed at by them.
B. She was laughed at by them.
C. None of these
D. They were being laughed at by her.
Explanation
The active sentence " They were laughing at her " is in past continuous tense.
In passive voice, it becomes:
" She was being laughed at by them ."
Structure : was/were being + past participle (laughed).
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A. Involve ...... Console
B. Absorbed ...... Care
C. None of these
D. Concerned ...... Think
Explanation
" Absorbed " fits the context of being deeply involved or preoccupied with one's own life.
" Care " fits naturally with the idea of not thinking much about others' troubles.
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A. Attributed - Requested
B. None of these
C. Reduced - Required
D. Projected - Destined
Explanation
"Complete and constant openness is a notion that can be reduced to absurdity. Am I required to stop everyone on the street and tell them my reaction to their appearance?"
The sentence uses irony to question extreme openness, and " reduced " and " required " fit the tone and logic well.
Reduced means کم
Required means ضروری ہے
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A. Murder - Command
B. None of these
C. Wrong - Excuse
D. Killing - Magic
Explanation
The word " wrong " rightly describes harassment as morally unacceptable .
" Excuse " fits naturally, emphasizing that no justification can make harassment acceptable.
Wrong means غلط
Excuse means عذر
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A. With
B. Out . Of
C. To
Explanation
The correct phrasal verb is "bear with", which means to tolerate or be patient with someone.
Sentence:
"You must bear with his rudeness."
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A. the taller
B. tall
C. the tallest
D. None of these
Explanation
Sara is the tallest girl in our school.
“The tallest” is a superlative form that compares more than two.
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A. None of these
B. Would you
C. Would you be
D. Would you have been
Explanation
The phrase " Would you be so kind as to " is a polite way of making a request.
" Would you be " is the correct structure for this polite form of asking.
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