Explanation

We generally use to for a direction.

To is a preposition here.

I want to go to England next year means میں اگلے سال انگلینڈ جانا چاہتا ہوں

Explanation

Approve is generally followed by of.

Of is a preposition here.

Mother did not approve of smoking. 

Explanation

• Generally we say something to his or her face.
• To is a preposition here. 
• I said it to his face. 

Explanation

The correct phrase is "access to" something (meaning the ability to reach or use).

So, "no access to the relevant data" is the proper expression.

Explanation

The fire was finally brought under control.

آگ پر بالآخر قابو پالیا گیا۔

"Brought under control" is the correct phrase.

It means the fire was managed or contained successfully.

Explanation

The dog sprang upon him.

"Upon" indicates the action of the dog jumping or leaping toward the person.

It often suggesting an energetic or sudden movement.

Explanation

Explanation

We generally use on before days of a week.

On is a preposition here. 

She ‘ll be at work on Thursday وہ جمعرات کو کام پر ہوں گی

Explanation

He is capable of doing this work.

Generally of is used after capable.

Explanation

The correct preposition is "with" when talking about being ill due to a condition.

So the correct sentence is: "I am ill with fever."