Explanation

"Barren field" is a metaphor comparing life to a lifeless, empty field without using "like" or "as".

A metaphor implies a resemblance directly, suggesting life feels empty or unproductive.

Explanation

"By the hunter" is a prepositional phrase because it begins with the preposition "by" and indicates the doer of the action.

It answers the question "Who killed the lion?" and provides additional information.

Explanation

Laugh in one's sleeves

کسی کی آستین میں ہنسنا

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RY 15-01-2023

Explanation

• My teacher lives near our village. he will come to our home.
• – میرا استاد میرے گھر کے پاس رہتا ہے 
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• "HE" is best to keep the meaning of the original sentence
• He, him, and she are singular third-person pronouns.
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• "he" used to refer to a man, boy, or male animal previously mentioned or easily identified
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Explanation

At least you are original I have never heard "that kind of an excuse" until now.

• eliminates an error in the sentence
  

At least you are original I have never heard "These kinds of excuses" until now.

کم از کم آپ اصلی ہیں میں نے آج تک "اس قسم کے بہانے" کبھی نہیں سنے ہیں۔

ND16-8-2023

Explanation

Contractions (like "I'm," "you're," "don't") are commonly used in informal writing, such as personal or friendly letters.

In formal and official letters, contractions are generally avoided to maintain a more professional tone.

Explanation

In this sentence, “minute” means extremely small in size, describing the insect.

It is a homograph, spelled the same as "minute" (time), but pronounced differently and has a different meaning.

Explanation

 incorrect: We do not have some olives 

correct: We do not have any olive 

Any is an indefinite pronoun that takes a singular noun (olive) 

Explanation

The line "When pansies lift their eyes to mine" gives human qualities (lifting eyes) to flowers (pansies).

This is an example of personification, where non-human things are described as if they were human.

Explanation

The correct sentence should be "She enjoys running in the park."

where "enjoys" should be in the present tense to match the subject "She."