Travel | MCQs

Explanation

At that point, road veered off towards left.

The phrase "veered off" is commonly used to describe a road or path that suddenly changes direction, in this case, towards the left.

Explanation

which i visited

جس کا میں نے دورہ کیا۔

SH16-8-2023

Explanation

The sentence contains an independent clause ("he met his friend") and a dependent clause ("On reaching the destination").

It is a complex sentence because it has both independent and dependent clauses connected by a subordinating conjunction.

Explanation

The correct option is: We look forward to going to Lahore in the evening.

Gerund: The verb "look forward to" requires a gerund (verb + -ing) as its object. So, "going" is the correct form.

Preposition: The preposition "to" is necessary to indicate the destination.

Article: The definite article "the" is used before "evening" to specify a particular evening.

Explanation

And arrive in Pakistan.

Quaid e Azam got pay as Governor General was one rupees

Explanation

He traveled under difficult circumstances.

The preposition "under" is used to indicate being affected by or enduring certain conditions.

Explanation

By uses

ایسی سواری جس میں کھڑے ہو کر جا سکیں مثلا بس، ٹرین وغیرہ تو بائی لگاتے ہیں

In uses

ایسی سواری جس میں کھڑے ہو کرنہ جایا جا سکے مثلا کار  وغیرہ تو ان لگاتے ہیں

Additional Information

"In" is often used for private transportation, such as "in a car," and "by" is commonly used for public transportation, such as "by bus" or "by train." However, in the context of the sentence "Most of the guests arrived ______ car," both "by" and "in" can be used to convey slightly different meanings:

1. "Most of the guests arrived by car": This indicates that the guests used cars as their mode of transportation to arrive at the destination. "By" emphasizes the method or means of transportation.

2. "Most of the guests arrived in a car": This also indicates that the guests used cars, but it specifically refers to the fact that each guest arrived in their own individual car or in cars belonging to their group. "In" emphasizes the physical space or container used for transportation.

Both "by" and "in" are acceptable in this context, but "by" is more commonly used when emphasizing the means of transportation, which is why it was initially suggested. However, "in" could also be used to emphasize the individual cars the guests arrived in.

Explanation

Remove inverted commas

Do not change the tense into past because it is in Present Tense.

Add that

Do not change pronouns

Explanation

The correct structure is "prevent someone from doing something."

So, "He prevented me from going there" is the correct sentence.

Explanation

He is going to China for a holiday in September.

The preposition for shows a reason.

We use preposition In before months/years.