Explanation

Active Voice: Why did you not agree to my proposal?

Passive Voice: Why was my proposal not agreed to by you?

Past Indefinite tense

Active Voice= Subject +  Second Form of Verb + Object.

Passive Voice = Object + was/were + third of verb + by + subject.

Explanation

incorrect: Unless you have no rule, there is anarchy 

correct: Unless you have a rule, there is anarchy

No is not used with "Unless"

Explanation

My finger is still sore where I caught it in the door yesterday.

میری انگلی ابھی تک زخم ہے جہاں میں نے اسے کل دروازے میں پکڑا تھا۔

Sore means زخمی

"Sore" is an adjective

It is commonly used to describe various types of physical discomfort or pain.

Explanation

He had his breakfast at 9 o’clock.

The sentence refers to a specific time in the past ("at 9 o’clock"), so the correct tense is simple past.

"Had" is the simple past tense of "have," and it fits well with a completed past action at a specific time.

Explanation

The sentence requires a reflexive pronoun (e.g., myself, herself, itself) to show that the subject ("She") is the object of her own anger.

"Herself" is the correct reflexive pronoun matching the subject "She."

Explanation

 The meeting was held in the conference room.

یہ ملاقات کانفرنس روم میں ہوئی۔

Use “in” when something happens inside an enclosed space, like a room, hall, or building.

Explanation

The sentence refers to "last week", indicating past tense.

The past tense of "lose" is "lost".

Explanation

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

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

Explanation

"The number of" is a singular subject, so it takes a singular verb.

"Is" is the correct verb because it agrees with the singular subject "The number".

Explanation

"Neither of them" is singular, so it takes a singular verb ("was").

In subject-verb agreement, "neither" always takes a singular verb, even though it refers to two people.