Explanation

The correct sentence would be: "What brought about this quarrel?"

The phrase "brought about" is an idiomatic expression that means "caused" or "led to".

Explanation

Usage of along and along with

Along = In line with a length or direction

For example: We drove along the highway.

Along = As a companion

For example: Her brother came along to the movies.

I brought my camera along.

Along with = Together with someone

Along with = کسی کے ہمراہ

My father worked along with his friends.

Explanation

Explanation

"For": Used to indicate a duration of time (e.g., for three days, for months).

"Since": Refers to a specific starting point (e.g., since Monday, since 2020).

"Until": Marks an endpoint (e.g., until tomorrow).

Explanation

Your pen is in the box.

آپ کا قلم باکس میں ہے۔

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In: words or phrase that defines the position of people or things.

Explanation

The terrorists have been setting off bombs in trains.

دہشت گرد ٹرینوں میں بم دھماکے کرتے رہے ہیں۔

The phrase "setting off bombs" is correct, as "set off" means to cause an explosion.

Explanation

You must attend to the lecture?

آپ کو لیکچر میں شرکت کرنی چاہیے؟

The correct preposition to complete the sentence is "to" – "You must attend to the lecture."

"Attend to" means to focus on or pay attention to something, which fits the context.

Explanation

"This story is replete with interesting incidents."

"یہ کہانی دلچسپ واقعات سے بھری پڑی ہے۔"

"Replete" means filled or abundant, often used to describe something that is rich or plentiful.

The correct phrase is "replete with", indicating that the story is filled or abundant with interesting incidents.

Explanation

We generally use in before years and months.

In is a preposition here.

I lived in Holland in the 1990s 

Explanation

Break Away is a phrasal verb.

Break Away means علیحد گی اختیار کرنا

He was broken away from his friends.