Explanation

In passive voice, the subject of the sentence receives the action.

In this case, "the mouse" is the subject and it's receiving the action of being chased.

The word "was" is a form of the verb "to be," which is a key indicator of passive voice, along with the past participle "chased". 

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Explanation

"Twenty kilometres" is treated as a singular unit of distance.

Therefore, it takes a singular verb — "is" — to match the singular subject meaning.

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The object "my help" becomes the subject in passive voice.

The verb changes to "is needed," and the subject "she" becomes "by her."

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Re-write the following sentences (ONLY FIVE) after filling in the blanks with appropriate prepositions. (05)

1. The massive landslide tumbled ___ the valley below, blocking the river and causing widespread flooding that destroyed crops and habitats.

2. The controversy surrounding arranged marriages raged ___ the Pakistani community, with some arguing that it was a vital part of their cultural heritage, while others saw it as a form of oppression.

3. As she read the poem, the subtle symbolism and metaphors whispered ___ the surface of the words, awakening a depth of emotion within her.

4. The concept of Tawhid, or the oneness of God, lies ___ the very fabric of Islamic theology, weaving together the intricate threads of faith, reason, and spirituality.

5. As social media scrolled endlessly ___ her daily life, her attention span shriveled, leaving waves of distraction.

6. Power consolidated ___ the ruling elite, silencing dissent.

7. Her ornate dress smoothed ___ perfection, hiding flaws.

8. Themes of love and loss wove ___ Ghalib’s verses, creating a rich tapestry of emotion.

Corrected Sentences with Prepositions:

1. The massive landslide tumbled into the valley below, blocking the river and causing widespread flooding that destroyed crops and habitats.

2. The controversy surrounding arranged marriages raged within the Pakistani community, with some arguing that it was a vital part of their cultural heritage, while others saw it as a form of oppression.

3. As she read the poem, the subtle symbolism and metaphors whispered across the surface of the words, awakening a depth of emotion within her.

4. The concept of Tawhid, or the oneness of God, lies at the very fabric of Islamic theology, weaving together the intricate threads of faith, reason, and spirituality.

5. As social media scrolled endlessly through her daily life, her attention span shriveled, leaving waves of distraction.

6. Power consolidated among the ruling elite, silencing dissent.

7. Her ornate dress smoothed to perfection, hiding flaws.

8. Themes of love and loss wove through Ghalib’s verses, creating a rich tapestry of emotion.

Explanation

Blurt 

• An abrupt or impulsive utterance, often spoken without prior thought or consideration.

Sentence

• Unable to keep the secret, Akram lets out a blurt about the surprise party, ruining the entire plan.

Blert 

• A foolish or clumsy person

Sentence

• Rashid felt like a total blert after tripping over his own feet and spilling his coffee all over the conference table.

Explanation

DESIDERIUM تمنا

Craving (شدید خواہش، تڑپ)

"Desiderium" is a Latin word that essentially means "a strong longing" or "craving," 

Explanation

She did well on the presentation.

"Did well" is grammatically correct — "well" is the proper adverb to describe how she performed.

Explanation

 Mundane دنیاوی

Coruscating: implies a dazzling, brilliant, or glittering appearance.

Mundane: signifies something commonplace, every day, or lacking excitement. 

Explanation

Togged means کپڑے پہنے

Dressed means کپڑے پہنے