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The phrase partner in crime means accomplice — anyone who assists with the plotting or actual committing of a criminal act.

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Inert means غیر فعال

Active means فعال

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"Out" is correct because "blow out" is a phrasal verb meaning to extinguish something, like a flame.

In this case, it refers to putting out the lamp before going to bed.

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An accomplice is defined as a person who knowingly, voluntarily, or intentionally assists another in (or in some cases fails to prevent another from) the commission of a crime.

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Horse (an older or archaic term for a male horse) is to Mare (a female horse)

Fox (a male fox) is to Vixen (a female fox)

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The sentence "She is my mother-in-law" contains a hyphen (-) which is used to join two words (mother and in-law) to form a compound adjective.

It modifying the noun "She".

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Madness is to Brain as Paralysis is to Nerves.

Paralysis typically results from damage to the Nerves, which control muscle movements in the body.

Much like Madness affects the Brain.

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The phrase "under the shadow of the tree" is commonly used in English to indicate sitting within the shade provided by the tree.

So, the complete sentence is: He sat under the tree's shadow.

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"So much" expresses the quantity of trouble, while "that" introduces the result of parking the car in the garage. 

The phrase "so much...that" is commonly used to indicate cause and effect.

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"Cattle" is a plural noun, so it doesn’t take an "s" or "is."

The correct form is "These cattle are mine."