Explanation

The verb "gets" is in simple present tense, which is used for general truths or habitual actions.

The sentence describes a regular occurrence — it usually becomes cold in the evening.

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This word specifically denotes the act of evaluating or appraising something systematically.

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• I am glad for your shortcoming
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• Using the Preposition “for”
• It can serve as another means of disclosing distance, quantity, or duration of time 
• the shortcoming is a quality
  

Explanation

Inquire takes into.

Into is a preposition. 

Inquire into means to investigate.

Inquire into means تحقیقات کرنا

The police are inquiring into the case پولیس مقدمے کی تحقیقات کررئی ہے

Explanation

This sentence belongs to Passive Voice.

We use by in Passive voice.

We use doer of an action after by.

By is considered to be preposition.

The vice-president will be seated by the chairman at the banquet. 

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Explanation

The phrase "with regard to" is used to reference something specific.

So "With regard to his principles, he has to be very careful" is the correct form.

اپنے اصولوں کے حوالے سے اسے بہت محتاط رہنا پڑتا ہے۔

Explanation

"Would" is used to describe past habitual actions, especially in narrative or storytelling.

"When she was in the university" sets the action clearly in the past, so "would" fits well.

When she was in the university, she would wake up early in the morning."

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incorrect: A third of the prisoners is from Spain

correct: A third of the prisoners are from Spain

Generally, a third of something takes a singular noun/verb.

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Rhyming words have identical or similar ending sounds, such as "cat" and "hat."

They are commonly used in poetry and songs to create rhythm and harmony.

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Near the historic monument, there is a bridge over the Thames River.

تاریخی یادگار کے قریب دریائے ٹیمز پر ایک پل ہے۔

The preposition "over" is used here to indicate the spatial relationship between the bridge and the Thames River.