Explanation

The wages of sin is death.

This sentence is grammatically correct.

In the case above, the answer is "The wages of sin are death." In the Romans, Paul uses the prepositional phrase "For the wages of sin." In that case the subject is singular because the preposition "for" is singular.

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RY 15-01-2023

Explanation

The verb "go" follows the irregular pattern: go – went – gone.

"Gone" is the past participle, used with has/have/had (e.g., He has gone).

Explanation

if he offers me a job, I will accept it.

we use "will accept" because it expresses a future action

This use of "will" is common in first-conditional sentences, which describe future actions that are likely to happen.

ND7-3-2023

Explanation

Words like is, am, are, was were etc are considered to be Auxiliary Verb.

They are also called Helping Verbs.

AGM 08-01-2023

Explanation

Base Form (Infinitive): To Make

Past Simple: Made

Past Participle: Made

3rd Person Singular: Makes

Present Participle/Gerund: Making

Explanation

The main verb in a sentence is the action performed by the subject.

Here "steal" (main verb) is the action performed by "him" (subject).

Explanation

The "feel" is intransitive something to experience the effects or results of something, often strongly

"He feels the cold a lot."

ND-7-5-2023

Explanation

Generally first form of verb is used with will.

Live is the first form of verb. 

She will live with him. 

Explanation

Broadcast is a verb which means نشر کرنا

All three forms of Broadcast are same.

First form: Broadcast 

Second form: Broadcast 

Third Broadcast: Broadcast 
 

Explanation

• The improved sentence would be: "Had you been careful, you could have avoided the accident."
• This is a conditional sentence, and "had" is the correct auxiliary verb to use in the if-clause (instead of "have" or "had have"). The sentence is expressing a hypothetical situation, and "had you been" is the correct way to form the conditional perfect tense.