A. I found the door open and went inside.
B. The door was found open, and I went inside.
C. Found the door open, I went inside.
D. None of these
Explanation
Participle (Past) Used : "Found" (from " I found ") is a past participle that introduces the reason for the action.
Structure : The participle phrase " Found the door open " modifies the subject " I " and explains why the action " went inside " happened.
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A. Saw the policemen, the robbers ran away.
B. None of these
C. Seeing the policemen, the robbers ran away.
D. See the policemen, the robbers ran away.,
Explanation
Seeing the policemen, the robbers ran away.
" Seeing " is the present participle correctly used to show simultaneous action — the robbers ran away when they saw the policemen.
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A. Although it was raining, we went for a walk.
B. He likes football, but his brother prefers basketball.
C. She was hungry, so she ate an apple.
D. The sun set, and the stars appeared.
Explanation
A complex sentence has one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
" Although it was raining " is a dependent clause, and " we went for a walk " is an independent clause.
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A. As a result
B. Even so
C. Nonetheless
D. Indeed
Explanation
As a result means جس کے نتیجے میں
Dog means کتا
Bark means بھونکنا
Neighbours means پڑوسی
Sleep means سونا
It shows a cause and effect relationship : the dog barked, so the neighbors couldn’t sleep.
Example : The power went out; as a result , the class was canceled.
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A. ?
B. .
C. None of these
D. !
Explanation
The sentence is a question , as it is asking about the cookies, which requires a question mark at the end.
An exclamation mark would imply excitement or surprise.
A period would indicate a statement.
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A. Compound Complex
B. Complex
C. Compound
D. Simple
Explanation
The sentence has one independent clause: " Neither Salma nor Aisha ate dinner after a long day at work ."
There are no dependent clauses or coordinating conjunctions linking multiple independent clauses , so it is a simple sentence despite having a compound subject.
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A. Simple sentence
B. None of these
C. Complex sentence
D. Compound sentence
Explanation
This is a compound sentence because it contains two independent clauses ("Samer and Ali played in the garden" and "read in the study room") connected by the conjunction and.
Each clause can stand alone as a complete sentence , which is characteristic of a compound sentence .
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A. None of these
B. Relative clause
C. Pronoun clause
D. Adverb clause
Explanation
" Whose family owns a cattle farm " gives more information about " Maria " and begins with the relative pronoun "whose."
It is a relative clause because it modifies a noun and connects to it using a relative pronoun .
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A. Our home is built of bricks.
B. None of these
C. Our home is built of bricks.
D. Our home is built with bricks.
Explanation
" Built with bricks " is the correct and standard prepositional usage in English.
It means bricks were used as a material in the construction.
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A. Independent Clause
B. Relative Clause
C. None of these
D. Dependent Clause
Explanation
" I am staying inside " is a complete sentence with subject and verb, expressing a full thought — this makes it an independent clause .
A dependent clause cannot stand alone and usually begins with words like because, if, although, etc. The part " because it is raining " is the dependent clause here.
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