Explanation

• "He is averse to hard work."
• Averse means having a strong dislike or opposition to something, in this case, hard work.
• The phrase "averse to" is a common idiomatic expression used to indicate a strong distaste or avoidance of something.

Explanation

 The correct answer is: His father is a poet and a novelist.

This sentence is grammatically correct and uses the correct articles ("a" and "a") before the nouns "poet" and "novelist".

The sentence is a simple sentence, and the use of "and" connects the two professions, indicating that his father is both a poet and a novelist.

Explanation

The letter was written in ink.

خط سیاہی سے لکھا گیا

"In" is a preposition as "Liquid instrument"

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Explanation

"Shall I open the window?" is a polite way to offer help or do something for someone.

Make an offer means ایک پیش کش کریں

Explanation

Ellipsis (…) is used to indicate a pause, omission, or unfinished thought in a sentence.

In this case, it suggests missing words or an intentional pause before completing the sentence.

Explanation

Have you ever been to China  کیا آپ کبھی چین گئے ہیں

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The verb 'been' is always used with has/have/had, and we use it in the perfect tense. 

Been: سفر کرنا، جانا، دورہ کرنا

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Explanation

incorrect: I gave him as much as he could eat 

correct: I gave him as much as he could eat

Generally, both Gave and Could are used in Past Tense. 

Explanation

Generally, jealous is followed by of.

Of is a preposition here.

He is jealous of my success means وہ میری کامیابی سے جلتی ہے

Explanation

 Independent clause: An independent clause is the combination of at least one subject and predicate. 

Explanation

Personification gives human actions to non-human things — here, the story is described as if it could jump.

Non-living things like a story cannot physically jump, which makes this an example of personification.