Travel | MCQs

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We use preposition by for means of transport. 

When we use "by" this way, it means "close to" "next to" or "beside."

Explanation

Generally prefer is followed by To.

To is a preposition here.

Prefer means ترجیع دینا

I prefer to go by air. 

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"From" is used to indicate the origin of movement or action (e.g., "I came from school").

In reported speech, "where I came from" correctly follows the structure of indirect questions.

Explanation

We use to for a direction.

To is a preposition here.

She went to the sea alone وہ اکیلے سمندر کی طرف چلی گئی

Explanation

The preposition towards means “in the direction of someone or something, or close in location or time." 

Saad is traveling towards the School. 

Explanation

Arrived means کسی جگہ تک پہنچنے کے لئے

Left means کسی جگہ سے دور جانا

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Explanation

When comparing two actions (you go vs. you reach), use comparative form: "faster" not "fastest".

"Fastest" is superlative and used when comparing more than two.

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In indirect speech, the past perfect tense is used when reporting a question about the past.

The sentence in indirect speech would be: "The girl asked me if I had ever been to New York."

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We do not use "the" before gate numbers in this context.

The natural and grammatically correct phrase is: "boarding at Gate six."