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"must" implies a strong necessity or obligation on the part of the speaker.

The sentence would be "You can go, but I must stay," indicating that the speaker is obligated to stay.

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"Many historic decisions were taken at the meeting."

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He would rather beg than steal means وہ چوری کرنے کے بجائے بھیک مانگنے کو ترجیح دیگا

The word rather is used to indicate or prefer something. 

MUG 05-12-2022

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The child is "neither encouraged to be critical or to examine" all the evidence for his option

eliminates an error in the sentence

The child is "Not encouraged either to be critical or to examine" all the evidence for his option.

بچے کو اس کے اختیار کے تمام شواہد "تنقیدی بننے یا جانچنے کی ترغیب نہیں دی جاتی"۔

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This question involves two aspects of correct English.

Neither should be followed by nor; either by or.

Choices A and D are, therefore, incorrect. The words neither . . . nor and either . . . or should be placed before the two items being discussed— to be critical and to examine.

Choice E meets both requirements.

ND16-8-2023

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 NEC: a constitutional body responsible for reviewing the country`s overall economic condition and formulating plans while ensuring balanced development and regional equity under Article 156 of the Constitution.

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He will buy a new camera

وہ نیا کیمرہ خریدے گا۔

Passive voice: A new camera will be bought by him

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Here theirs is a pronoun which means ان کا

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Deal is a verb.

Active: We must now deal with these problems.

Passive: These problems must be dealt with by us.

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Active Voice: Who

Passive Voice: By whom

This is a sentence of Past Indefinite Tense.

Was and Were are the helping verbs of Past Indefinite Tense.

Active: Who solved that problem?

Passive: By whom was that problem solved?