Explanation

• Generally or is used after either.
• Either or means یا تو یہ یا پھر وہ
• I am looking forward for admission either in a private or government college
• میں کسی پرائیویٹ یا گورنمنٹ کالج میں داخلہ کا منتظر ہوں
  
  

Explanation

She succeeded by working hard means وہ سخت محنت سے کامیاب ہوئی ی 

Either third form of verb or ing form of verb is used after by.

Explanation

incorrect: After she tied her laces, she breaks her glasses 

correct: After she tied her laces, she broke her glasses

Something happened in the past. So, we have to use the past tense.

Break is the first, Broke second while Broken is the third form of the verb. 

Explanation

Active Voice: Grapes taste sour.

Passive Voice: Grapes are sour when they are tasted. 

Active Voice: The surface feels smooth.

Passive Voice: The surface is smooth when it is felt.

Active Voice: Roses smell sweat.

Passive Voice: Roses are sweat when they are smelt. 

Explanation

"That" is used as a relative pronoun for things like "shop."

Correct sentence: "Your shop that will probably be shutdown next year is really old."

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

"Apart from" is a compound preposition meaning in addition to or besides.

It fits the sentence context: Besides regional festivals, people also celebrate religious ones.

Explanation

The subject "Saleem" is singular.

For singular third-person subjects in present tense, we use the verb + s form.

So, the correct sentence is: Saleem practices piano every day.

Explanation

The word "millions" correctly fits the sentence as a large number of Muslims migrated to Pakistan during Partition.

Millions means لاکھوں

Explanation

 You should not feel jealous "of" your brother's success. 

The correct phrase is "jealous of," meaning you are envious of someone else's achievement or good fortune.