A. For
B. In
C. From
D. With
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Abound with is a phrase .
Abound with means to be filled with .
Abound with means بکثرت ہونا
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A. In
B. With
C. To
D. For
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Desire is generally followed by for .
For is a preposition here.
I have no desire for fame مجھے شہرت کی خواہش نہیں
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A. You are advised to take your medicines
B. You should be advised to take your medicines
C. You will be advised to take your medicines
D. You were advised to take your medicines
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should not – (Modal) changes to should not be in Passive. Given sentence is an Imperative sentence and started with Please that means sentence contains a request in it. Rule: Please /kindly → You are requested to. You are requested + rest of sentence.
Note: Please and kindly are not used in passive voice.
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A. Whom
B. Which
C. Who
D. That
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The man whom you met is a professor means آپ جس آدمی سے ملے وہ ایک پروفیسر ہے
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A. At - in
B. Into - onto
C. In - on
D. None of these
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We say “ in a factory ” because it is an enclosed space.
We say “ on a farm ” because a farm is an open area of land.
Correct sentence: Would you prefer to work in a factory, or on a farm?
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اسلم اپنی ملازمت چھوڑنے کا ارادہ رکھتا ہے جب تک اس کی تنخواہ بڑھ جاتی ہے۔
A. Whether
B. Until
C. Unless
D. Provided
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He intends to quit his job until his pay increases.
Until is a conjunction here.
Until means جب تک
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A. Calm and casual
B. Apprehensive
C. Negligent
D. Listless
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NONCHALANT means بے فکری، بے پرواہ
Calm and casual means ٹھنڈا اور پرسکون
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A. Ancient
B. Decayed
C. Sacred
D. Historical
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Hollowed: مقدس
sacred: مقدس
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A. He said to me that he have been working for the same company for 1960.
B. He told me that he had been working for the same company since 1960.
C. None of these
D. He said to me that he had been working for the same company for 1960.
Explanation
He told me that he had been working for the same company since 1960.
Direct speech: "I’ve been working..." (present perfect continuous)
Indirect speech: changes to past perfect continuous → "he had been working..."
" Since 1960 " stays the same because it refers to a specific point in time.
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A. None of these
B. Goes
C. Is going
D. Was going
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The phrase " When I met him " is in the past tense, so we need a past continuous verb to show an action in progress at that time.
" Was going " correctly shows he was in the process of going to college when the meeting happened.
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