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"I hope to get a better job."

After the verb "hope", we use the infinitive form of the verb: "to get".

This structure expresses a desire or expectation for something to happen in the future.

Explanation

This detailed map is more useful than the Atlas.

یہ تفصیلی نقشہ اٹلس سے زیادہ مفید ہے

more useful than

سے زیادہ مفید ہے۔

Is more than a comparative adjective

SH16-8-2023

Explanation

He was promoted to DSP

Correct: "He was promoted DSP"  

"Promote" does not take "as" when used in passive voice.

Incorrect: "He was promoted as DSP" 

Incorrect: "He was promote DSP" (wrong verb form) 

Incorrect: "He promoted as DSP" (wrong structure) 

Explanation

 It is important to have a good Attitude to be successful in your career.

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Z.A Bhutto

Muslim Khan emigrated to Pakistan in 1952. He holds a PhD in Metallurgy from the Ruben Catholic University  in Belgium.

Explanation

CARs stands for_____?

Computerized Automated Recording System

Explanation

too precedes an Adverb (Carefully)

Here, too is the right usage.

so, I do my work too carefully to make mistakes.

Explanation

By uses

ایسی سواری جس میں کھڑے ہو کر جا سکیں مثلا بس، ٹرین وغیرہ تو بائی لگاتے ہیں

In uses

ایسی سواری جس میں کھڑے ہو کرنہ جایا جا سکے مثلا کار  وغیرہ تو ان لگاتے ہیں

Additional Information

"In" is often used for private transportation, such as "in a car," and "by" is commonly used for public transportation, such as "by bus" or "by train." However, in the context of the sentence "Most of the guests arrived ______ car," both "by" and "in" can be used to convey slightly different meanings:

1. "Most of the guests arrived by car": This indicates that the guests used cars as their mode of transportation to arrive at the destination. "By" emphasizes the method or means of transportation.

2. "Most of the guests arrived in a car": This also indicates that the guests used cars, but it specifically refers to the fact that each guest arrived in their own individual car or in cars belonging to their group. "In" emphasizes the physical space or container used for transportation.

Both "by" and "in" are acceptable in this context, but "by" is more commonly used when emphasizing the means of transportation, which is why it was initially suggested. However, "in" could also be used to emphasize the individual cars the guests arrived in.