A. but
B. is
C. and
D. also
Explanation
Both Your son and daughter are tall. آپ کا بیٹا اور بیٹی دونوں لمبے ہیں ۔
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"And" conjunction is used for j oining two words, phrases, or clauses
In the above sentence "Son and daughter" are joining" for the discussion of his/her tall " so we chose the option "AND"
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Generally, the correlative Adverb Both is followed by And.
Whether is followed Or.
Neither is followed by Nor.
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A. Afterwards
B. After
C. As soon as
D. Immediately
Explanation
Call me as soon as you get the hotel means ہوٹل پہنچنے ہی مجھے کال کریں
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A. Interjection
B. Adjective
C. Conjunction
D. None of these
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" Wow !" expresses a sudden emotion or surprise, which makes it an interjection .
Interjections are words used to express strong feelings or reactions, usually followed by an exclamation mark .
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A. Phrase
B. None of these
C. Clause
D. Interjection
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" Hush !" is an interjection because it expresses a sudden emotion or command.
Interjections are words or phrases used to convey strong feelings, often followed by an exclamation mark.
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A. Boy
B. Clever
C. None of these
D. The
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An adjective describes a noun — here, " clever " describes the boy.
So, " clever " is the adjective in the sentence.
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A. None of these
B. Sings
C. She
D. Beautifully
Explanation
" Beautifully " is an adverb because it describes how she sings , modifying the verb " sings ."
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A. Delicious
B. Anywhere
C. Place
D. There
Explanation
The adverb in the sentence is " anywhere ."
Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs and often describe location, time, or manner.
In this case, " anywhere " modifies the verb "find" by indicating the location.
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A. Had you been
B. Have you had been
C. No correction is required
D. Had you have been
Explanation
The improved sentence would be: " Had you been careful, you could have avoided the accident." This is a conditional sentence , and "had" is the correct auxiliary verb to use in the if-clause ( instead of "have" or "had have" ). The sentence is expressing a hypothetical situation, and "had you been" is the correct way to form the conditional perfect tense.
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A. You had been warned by us for the last time.
B. You are being warned by us for the last time.
C. You are warned by us for the last time.
D. None of these
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Tense : Present continuous ("are warning")
Passive voice structure : am/is/are + being + past participle
" are warning " → " are being warned "
Correct passive voice: You are being warned by us for the last time .
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A. All banks will be kept open this Sunday by them.
B. All banks will be keeped open this Sunday by them.
C. This Sunday all banks opened by them.
D. None of these
Explanation
Active voice: They will keep all banks open this Sunday.
Passive voice structure (Future Simple):
will be + past participle
keep → kept (past participle)
Correct passive: All banks will be kept open this Sunday by them.
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