Explanation

The correct phrase is "rest for two weeks" — "for" indicates the duration of time.

"For" is commonly used when referring to a period (e.g., for a day, for a month).

Explanation

"However" shows contrast between having no clues and tips still coming in.

It logically connects two opposing ideas in a single sentence.

Explanation

Have you ever been to China  کیا آپ کبھی چین گئے ہیں

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The verb 'been' is always used with has/have/had, and we use it in the perfect tense. 

Been: سفر کرنا، جانا، دورہ کرنا

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Explanation

incorrect: I gave him as much as he could eat 

correct: I gave him as much as he could eat

Generally, both Gave and Could are used in Past Tense. 

Explanation

The sentence uses "by next year" — a future time marker, so Future Perfect Tense is correct.

"Will have learned" fits the structure: Subject + will have + past participle.

Explanation

The correct choice is "is watching" because it follows the present continuous tense, which is used to describe actions happening right now.

"She is watching the TV" indicates that the action is currently ongoing.

Explanation

Generally, jealous is followed by of.

Of is a preposition here.

He is jealous of my success means وہ میری کامیابی سے جلتی ہے

Explanation

 Independent clause: An independent clause is the combination of at least one subject and predicate. 

Explanation

The sentence should read: "My sister is not studying hard, but I am."

This is a comparative sentence, where the speaker is contrasting their own behavior with that of their sister.

The correct verb to use in this case is "am", which is the first person singular form of the verb "to be".

Explanation

Generally amaze is followed by At.

Amaze at means حیران رہ جانا

I was amazed at his misbehavior.