وہ جملہ منتخب کریں جو گرامر کے لحاظ سے درست ہو۔

1. Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations' experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say, Lahore is now a polluted urban den.
2. Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature, one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations' experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered, say Lahore is now a polluted urban den.
3. Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature, one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations' experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say Lahore is now a polluted urban den.
4. Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations' experience but worse was the Global South that suffered say Lahore is now a polluted urban den.

Explanation

The correct answer is (A):

(A) Ecological grief is a form of expression that shows the depth of ties between man and nature; one can imagine the horror of post-industrial nations' experience, but worse was the Global South that suffered say, Lahore is now a polluted urban den.

Explanation:

• Semicolon Usage: The semicolon correctly separates two closely related clauses, making the sentence easier to read and grammatically sound.
• Punctuation and Grammar: The placement of commas and the semicolon ensures clarity, unlike the other options, which either lack necessary punctuation or have incorrect usage.
• Logical Flow: The sentence maintains a logical progression, showing contrast and elaboration effectively.

Issues with Other Options:

• (B): Incorrect use of commas makes the sentence disjointed and harder to understand.
• (C): Missing punctuation (comma) after "suffered," and "say" is improperly joined.
• (D): Missing semicolon before "but worse," which makes it a run-on sentence.

Related MCQs

Choose the correct phrase: Snow will stop in a week, Snow will stop in week, Snow will stop at a week, Snow will stop on week

1. Snow will stop in a week
2. Snow will stop in week
3. Snow will stop at a week
4. Snow will stop on week

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Explanation

• Snow will stop in a week
• A is used before a singular countable noun.
• “Week” is a singular countable noun.
• “In a week” means within or after one week.

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Who says that they should go to cellar?

1. Ellen
2. Mrs. Spiedings
3. Mr. Spiedings
4. John

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Explanation

• Mr. Spiedings suggests that they should go to the cellar.
• The cellar is mentioned as a place where they can go for safety.

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Which punctuation mark is used to indicated the end of declarative sentence?

1. Question mark (?)
2. Exclamation mark (!)
3. Full stop (.)
4. None of these

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Explanation

• A declarative sentence makes a statement and normally ends with a full stop (.).
• A full stop is also called a period in American English.
• It indicates that the statement is complete.

Additional information:

• A question mark (?) is used at the end of an interrogative sentence.
• An exclamation mark (!) expresses strong emotion or emphasis.

Last verified on 12-08-2026

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Choose the correct sentence: A) Hand over the paper to the teacher. B) Hand the paper over to teacher. C) Hand over paper the teacher. D) Hand the paper to over the teacher.

1. Hand over the paper to the teacher.
2. Hand the paper over to teacher.
3. Hand over paper the teacher.
4. Hand the paper to over the teacher.

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Explanation

Hand over the paper to the teacher.

• Hand over = a phrasal verb meaning to give or deliver something.
• Correct structure: Hand over + object + to + person.

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Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct: Hardly he reached when the train left., Hardly he had reached when the train left., Hardly had he reached when the train left., Hardly did he reached when the train left.

1. Hardly he reached when the train left.
2. Hardly he had reached when the train left.
3. Hardly had he reached when the train left.
4. Hardly did he reached when the train left.

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Explanation

• Hardly had he reached when the train left.
• With “Hardly”, we use inversion (auxiliary before subject).
• Structure: Hardly + had + subject + past participle + when + past simple.
• It shows that one action happened immediately after another.

Last verified on 09-06-2026

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