"Say to us" changes to "tell us", and present tense remains as it's a universal statement.
"You" changes to we, and "our" to their to match the speaker and listener perspective.
“Could” is used to express ability in the past.
The correct sentence is: "He could sing high notes when he was young but his voice has changed."
"In" is defined as inside an area, moving from a point outside to a point inside.
"In the light of the lamp" is the correct phrase, meaning she was sewing within the illuminated area created by the lamp.
"The" is used when referring to a specific item already known to the speaker and listener.
In this sentence, "the jacket" refers to a particular jacket that was bought at the mall.
The phrase "to go upon" means to base a judgment or decision on something.
In this context, it implies there is no data to examine or consider.
Shylock is a central character, a Jewish moneylender, in Shakespeare’s play The Merchant of Venice.
The play deals with themes of justice, mercy, and revenge.
He asked them if they would listen to such a man.
In indirect speech, the question form "Will you" changes to "if they would" and the pronouns are adjusted accordingly.
The reporting verb "said to" changes to "asked" in a question.
"That" is correctly used to refer to people or animals in a defining clause.
The sentence means man is the only animal that can think positively about human progress.
Quickly describes how an action is performed (manner of action).
Adverbs of manner answer the question "how?" — e.g., He runs quickly.
Whenever is a conjunction which means جب بھی
"Whenever" is the best choice because it indicates that Saira starts sneezing every time she opens the window to get fresh air.
It expresses a habitual or recurring action, making it the most appropriate conjunction for this sentence.
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