Explanation

• The person to whom I sold the house was a fraud.
• Whom is used as the object of a preposition (here "to whom").

Explanation

• At one's beck and call means to be always ready to obey someone's orders or help immediately.
• It refers to being constantly available to serve someone.

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Explanation

• Had he been in need, I would have helped him.
• This is a Third Conditional sentence about an unreal past situation.
• The correct pattern is: Had + past participle, would have + past participle.

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Explanation

• If he works hard, he will pass the examination.
• This is a First Conditional sentence: If + present simple, will + base verb.
• "Will pass" expresses a likely future result if the condition is fulfilled.

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Explanation

• The proverb is "A lean agreement is better than a fat lawsuit."
• It means a simple settlement is better than a long and costly legal dispute.

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Explanation

• Commodious means گُنجائش دَار
• Limited means محدود

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Explanation

• Reticent means a person who speaks very little or is reserved in speech.

Additional information:

• Obsolete → Something old-fashioned or no longer in use
• Hypocrite → A person who pretends to have good morals but does not follow them
• Misogynist → A person who dislikes or hates women

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Explanation

• "Begin to weave and God will give the Thread."
• The proverb means start your work, and help or resources will come.
• It encourages taking the first step instead of waiting for perfect conditions.

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Explanation

• The correct idiom is "cool one's heels."
• It means to wait for a long time, often unwillingly or impatiently.

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Explanation

• To get cold feet means to become afraid or nervous before doing something.
• It is commonly used when someone loses courage at the last moment.

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