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A. Happiness
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B. Happy
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C. None
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D. Happily
Explanation
happy adjective (≠ unhappy)
happily adverb (≠ unhappily)
ND-7-5-2023
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A. Construction material
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B. A major
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C. Glass did become
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D. Not until the late Middle Ages
Explanation
The phrase "Not until the late Middle Ages" functions as an adverbial phrase modifying the verb "did become."
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A. The baby is sleeping peace.
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B. The baby is sleeping at peacefully.
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C. The baby is sleeping in peace.
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D. The baby is sleeping Peacefully
Explanation
The baby is sleeping peacefully:
"Peacefully" is an adverb that correctly modifies the verb "sleeping," describing how the baby is sleeping.
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A. She rush quickly Inside the room when the bell rang
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B. Jillian looks happier and more motivated
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C. Thanks for the real good meal
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D. Sick of all the games, their relationship finally come to an end
Explanation
The correct sentence is: "Jillian looks happier and more motivated."
This sentence is grammatically correct and conveys a clear, positive message about Jillian's emotional state.
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A. None of these
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B. Illegible
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C. Lucid
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D. Legible
Explanation
illegible handwriting cannot be easily read.
غیر قانونی لکھاوٹ آسانی سے پڑھی نہیں جا سکتی۔
"illegible" means not clear enough to be read.
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A. Separetely
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B. None of these
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C. Separately
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D. Saparately
Explanation
Separately means الگ سے
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A. Rain
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B. To
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C. Currently
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D. None of these
Explanation
- The word "currently" is unnecessary when using "is expected to," as it already indicates a future event.
- The sentence should be "It is expected to rain" without "currently," which is redundant in this context.
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A. Practiced
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B. Speech
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C. Written
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D. Oral
Explanation
My teacher gave me written speech; I practiced it orally is the correct sentence.
Orally is an adverb of manner.
Orally means زبانی
AGM 20 01 23
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A. None of these.
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B. He likes to play soccer.
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C. I like pizza.
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D. She ran like a cheetah.
Explanation
"Like" in this sentence is used to compare the manner in which she ran, which is characteristic of an adverb.
It modifies the verb "ran," indicating how the action was performed, which is typical of adverbs.
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A. She runs fastly.
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B. She run fast.
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C. She runs fast.
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D. None of these
Explanation
"Run" should be changed to "runs" to agree with the singular subject "she."
"Fast" is the correct adverb, and "fastly" is incorrect.
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