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A. Most sour
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B. Sour Most
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C. none
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D. Sourest
Explanation
Sour: خراب ہونا :
The comparative degree of Sour is sourer,
superlative degree of Sour is sourest.
The comparative form of sour; is more sour.
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the superlative degree is the highest degree of comparison and is used to compare three or more nouns or pronouns.
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ND9-11-2022
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A. period
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B. apostrophe
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C. colon
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D. Semi colon
Explanation
- It is Najam’s mobile. the underlined punctuation is an apostrophe
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- An apostrophe is a small punctuation mark ( ' ) placed after a noun to show that the noun owns something.
- The apostrophe will always be placed either before or after an s at the end of the noun owner.
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A. Doe
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B. Bee
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C. Duck
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D. Sow
Explanation
- bee is the feminine of “Drone”
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- (مکھی )مذکر Drone
- (مکھی )مونث Bee
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A. hyphen
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B. dash
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C. Apostrophe
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D. colon
Explanation
- hyphen is the punctuation used in “son-in-law”
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- Son-in-law is an example of a hyphenated word
- A hyphen is also called a hyphenation.
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A. stallion
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B. swain
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C. Wizard
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D. stag
Explanation
- Wizard is the masculine of “witch”
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- ڈائن Witch●
- جادوگر Wizard●
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A. None of these
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B. Simple sentence
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C. Complex sentence
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D. Compound sentence
Explanation
The sentence contains one independent clause: "the boy ran away."
"Seeing the wolf" is a present participial phrase, not a separate clause, so the sentence remains simple.
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A. Compound sentence
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B. Complex sentence
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C. None of these
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D. Simple sentence
Explanation
The sentence has a dependent clause ("After he retired") and an independent clause ("he bought the house").
The subordinating conjunction "After" introduces the dependent clause, making it a complex sentence.
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A. Compound sentence
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B. Complex sentence
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C. None of these
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D. Simple sentence
Explanation
The sentence has three independent clauses: "He saw," "he came," and "he conquered."
They are joined by semicolons, which link independent clauses without conjunctions — a key trait of a compound sentence.
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A. She takes after her mother's curts and features
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B. She is taking after her mother in curts and feature
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C. She resembles with her mother in courts and features.
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D. She takes after her mother in curts and features
Explanation
She takes after her mother in curts and features.
This sentence is incorrect.
The word "curts" is still incorrect and does not convey the intended meaning.
The correct word to use in this context is "traits" or "characteristics."
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A. Do you know where is he living?
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B. Is it known to you where does he lives?
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C. Do you know where does he live?
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D. Do you know where he lives?
Explanation
"Do you know where is he lives?"
This sentence is grammatically correct,
but it implies that the person's living situation is temporary or ongoing.
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