Travel Plan | MCQs

Explanation

When comparing two actions (you go vs. you reach), use comparative form: "faster" not "fastest".

"Fastest" is superlative and used when comparing more than two.

Explanation

We do not use "the" before gate numbers in this context.

The natural and grammatically correct phrase is: "boarding at Gate six."

Explanation

"Next week he will fly to Dubai" is grammatically correct and appropriate for indicating a future action.

Here's a detailed breakdown of why "will fly" is the best choice.

Explanation

• We use In for places, cities or countries.
• In is a preposition here.
• The prime minister has arrived in Peshawar.
• وزیراعظم پشاور پہنچ گئے
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Explanation

 When changing from direct to indirect speech:

"Will" changes to "would".

"Next week" changes to "the following week".

Explanation

In indirect speech, "will" changes to "would," and "this night" changes to "that night" to reflect past reporting.

Explanation

I will be here till Sunday

میں اتوار تک یہاں رہوں گا۔

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will be in the future continuous tenses 

The other two options are irrelevant because 

shall be used when the event already occurs

Am is used with proper nouns or pronoun.

Explanation

I am going to New Zealand next year.

we use "am going to" (or "is/are going to" for other subjects)

Explanation

"The pilgrims will arrive at the Peshawar airport at 9 o'clock." 

"At" is used for specific locations and times.

Explanation

"Conventional" refers to common or traditional methods or practices.

"The conventional modes of transportation would be by train or car but we have decided to take a hot-air balloon trip across England" makes sense as it contrasts traditional transportation with a unique choice.