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English Grammar

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Category: English Grammar

She — a brief appearance at the end of party.

Put On

Put In

Put Across

Put Up

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Rida and Raa are twin but they do not look

Unique

Different

Alike

Likely

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16) The paths of glory lead _ to the grave.

Straight

But

Directl

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This book Is quite similar —

With The "Treasure Island"

Of That Film We Saw At School

To The One I Read Last Week

Than A Story Told By Our Teacher

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Some regions of our country still remain — to the average man.

inaccessible

Impossible

Impermeable

Impenetrable

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The grapes are now ‘ enough to be picked.

) Ready

Mature

Ripe

Advanced

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err is — to forgive divine

Inhuman

Natural

Beastly

human

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I hate sitting — him as he always smells of garlic.

Along

Beside

Besides

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If our friends are not able to take us in their car, we must make airport- arrangements to go to the

Alternative

Another

Alternate

Possible

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I have not seen you –a week.

Within

Since

For

From

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The ruling party will have to put its own house — order

Restoration

Resumption

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This, partly, explains how the Nawaz family has been able to –its lavish lifestyle in recent times, despite the fact that all Its assets have been —

Keep, Removed

Afford, Attached

Develop, Liquidated

Keep Up, Destroyed

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During Eid festival the shops are — of people

Crowded

BUSY

full

Bubbling

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He passed the examination in the first class because he —

Was Hard Working For It

Worked Hardly For It

Had Worked Hard For It

Was Working Hard For It

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He was sent to the prison for his —

Sin

Vice

Crime

Guilt

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Man must — to stop pollution.

Act

Perform

Operate

Behave

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) He — In wearing the old-fashioned coat In spite of his wife’s disapproval.

Insists

Persists

Desists

Resists

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Fate smiles — those who untiringly grapple with stark realities of life.

Over

upon

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If you persist in telling lies to me, I shall sue you — slander.

For

With

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It — that Miraal will not be selected for the post some major problems these days..

Feels

Looks

Believes

Seems

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If you work beyond your capacity, you will naturally feel —

Drowsy

Tired

Confident

Giddy

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The machine is difficult to build easy to maintain.

But

And

For

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Many — decisions were taken at the meeting.

Hectic

Historic

Historical

Histrionic

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The miser gazed — at the pile of gold coins in front of him.

Avidly

Admiringly

Thoughtfully

Earnest

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— works of reference are valuable as Encyclopedia, Britannica.

A Few

Few

The Few

Fewer

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of old paintings Is a job of experts

Resurrection

Retrieval

Restoration

Resumption

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The parliament invested the new organization — judicial authority.

With

From

Through

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The non-cooperative attitude of the members can only– the image of the society.

Spoil

Improve

Degrade

Defame

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If negotiations are to prove fruitful, there must not only be sincerity on each side, but there must also be — in the sincerity of the other side.

Faith

Belief

Substance

Certainty

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I haven’t eaten an apple — a long while.

From

Since

For

Until

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Sania Is quite Intelligent but rather —

idealistic

Generous

Lazy

Optimistic

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Owing to the power cut in the area, factories are being forced to –men

Throw Away

Send Off

Put Off

Lay Off

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I saw a — of cows in the field.

a) Group

Herd

Swarm

Flock

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Success in this examination depends hard work alone.

a) At

Over

For

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Catching the earlier train will give us the — to do some

Chance

Luck

Possibility

Occasion

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The telephone — several times before I answered it.

Was Ringing

Has Rung

I lad Rung

Would Ring

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Those who persist In the endeavor at long last triumph – the odds of life.

Over

Upon

About

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in a little-publicized deal, Pepsi, Cola has– the entire soft drink market In Afghanistan

Occupied

Conquered

Swallowed

Captured

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The answer was written — blue ink.

With

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Ahmed behaves strangely at times and therefore, nobody gets — to him

Along

Through

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The car In which the minister was traveling — with an accident.

Hit

Drove

Crashed

Met

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My uncle decided to take and my sister to the market.

a) I .

Mine

d) Myself

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His father•In-law — him up in business.

Put

Made

Set

Built

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Teachers are up — some major problems these days

Into

Against

For

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A crescendo of metallic thuds arose from the market, where the ironsmiths were — the pieces of metals.

Flattening

Striking

Hammering

Thrashing

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If you smuggle goods into the country, — they may be, by the customs authority.

Possessed

Punished

Confiscated

Fined

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Man does not live by alone

Food

Bread

Meals

Diet

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Quaid e Azam spent his last days –Ziarat residency.

Across

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) Life is to death as pleasure Is to —

Poverty

Suffering

Anguish

Pain

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I listened, but I had no Idea what he was — about.

Saying

Talking

Telling

Discussing

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