Explanation

The lovely sentiments we go about repeating!

جن خوبصورت جذبات کو ہم دہراتے ہیں۔

In this sentence, “about” indicates the subject of what is being discussed or repeated.

It shows that the repetition focuses on the "lovely sentiments.

" The phrase “go on about” means to talk or dwell on something at length.

Explanation

 "Jumped" fits best because people often jump when they are very excited or happy.

"Ran" and "Walked" do not indicate excitement.

"Jiggled" means small shaking movements, which is not a common reaction to excitement.

"Talked" does not express a physical reaction to excitement.

Explanation

We use verb + ing (seeing) after looking forward to

I am looking forward to seeing you soon.

Explanation

Generally engage is followed by either To or In.

Here the sentence is showing relationship.

Therefore, To should be used.

Explanation

Yet is an Adverb which is generally used with Present Perfect Tense. 

I do not think I have met him yet. 

Explanation

• we have got plenty of work, we need not hurry
• ہمارے پاس بہت کام ہے، ہمیں جلدی کرنے کی ضرورت نہیں ہے
• ...
• need not: not required.
• Here, the need is the right usage

Explanation

She feels great excitement among us

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Explanation

The poachers are being arrested for illegally hunting the bears.

Poacher means وہ جو غیر قانونی شکار کرے

Bear means ریچھ 

Explanation

 When the subject includes someone else and yourself, and it's performing an action, you should use the subject pronoun "I".

John and I are going to the park.

Explanation

Her research was so  Through   that not even one tiny bite of evidence was left  Unexplored 

اس کی تحقیق اس قدر تھی کہ ثبوت کا ایک چھوٹا سا حصہ بھی دریافت نہیں کیا گیا

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 Through Unexplored is the best to keep the meaning of the original sentence 

Unexplored  is Adjective

SH1-8-2023