Travel | MCQs

Explanation

I hope they will not have left the city before I reach there.

مجھے امید ہے کہ میرے وہاں پہنچنے سے پہلے وہ شہر چھوڑ کر نہیں گئے ہوں گے۔

The sentence talks about a future action ("before I reach there") 

Future completed action is the future perfect:

will not have + past participle

"Will not have left" shows:

A completed action in the future

That you hope they are still there when you arrive

Explanation

Explanation

The subjunctive mood uses "were" for hypothetical situations, even with singular subjects.

So, "If I were rich" is grammatically correct.

Explanation

"Can" is used to express present ability or possibility.

The sentence talks about a current route option, so "can" fits best.

Explanation

"Twenty kilometres" is treated as a singular unit of distance.

Therefore, it takes a singular verb — "is" — to match the singular subject meaning.

Explanation

The phrase "last year" indicates a past action.

The simple past tense of "go" is went, so the correct sentence is:

"We went to Ziarat for our holidays last year."

Explanation

I will be here till Sunday

میں اتوار تک یہاں رہوں گا۔

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will be in the future continuous tenses 

The other two options are irrelevant because 

shall be used when the event already occurs

Am is used with proper nouns or pronoun.

Explanation

The past perfect tense "had departed" is used because the plane left before the passengers arrived — both actions are in the past.

Past perfect shows the earlier of two past events.

Explanation

"By himself" means that he went there alone or without assistance. 

It indicates that the action was done independently.

Explanation

The sentence follows the third conditional structure: "If + past perfect, would have + past participle."

"If I had my own car" is a past unreal condition, so "would have travelled" correctly completes the sentence.