Time | MCQs

Explanation

Please /kindly → You are requested to. You are requested + rest of sentence.

Note: Please and kindly are not used in passive voice.

Explanation

"He has not met his mother for the last two years."

Use "for" to indicate a duration of time.

"The last two years" refers to a period, so "for" is the appropriate preposition.

 Incorrect: He has not met his mother since the last two years.

(This structure would require a specific starting point, like "since 2023.")

Explanation

Explanation

I have known her for three days

میں اسے تین دن سے جانتا ہوں۔

"For" is used to indicate a period.

When you say "for three days," you specify the length of time you have known her.

Explanation

 "It is time we went out" uses the past tense ("went") even though it refers to the present or immediate future. 

Explanation

You can see the doctor at 8:00 a.m. and 12 noon

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the preposition “at” can be used such as telling time or location (e.g., telling someone to meet “at midnight” or “at the coffee shop”). 

In the above sentence, we use the "at" preposition because " someone meets the doctor at 8 a.m. and 12 noon"

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ND10-1-2023

Explanation

We can also use preposition by for time.

Here by this time means اس وقت تک

He will arrive by tomorrow, she will join by April etc. 

AGM 22.01.2023

Explanation

Note:- We do not use any preposition before “Home” with the following verbs.

Go, Bring, Get, Reach, Arrive & Come.

What time did she get home. 

Explanation

Here by means تک 

By tonight means رات تک

By evening, by April, by 2024 etc.

AGM 2101 23

Explanation

We use preposition at for particular places.

We arrived at the station.