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The sentence should read: "Farmer Parkinson's dog is ferocious enough to scare any intruder."

This means that the dog is fierce and intimidating enough to deter anyone from entering the farmer's property.

The phrase "ferocious enough" indicates that the dog has a sufficient level of ferocity to be an effective guard animal.

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"To the airport" indicates direction or destination.

It is commonly used when someone is going somewhere for a purpose, such as catching a flight.

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"Bring me some water" is a common idiomatic expression.

It means "Bring me a moderate amount of water" or "Bring me a glass of water".

It's a polite way to ask someone to fetch water for you.

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The phrase "got over" means to successfully pass or overcome something.

In this context, it refers to overcoming an examination, often due to hard work.

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Mundane: Spiritual :: Worldly : Unworldly

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In comparisons using "than," the subject pronoun ("I") is appropriate.

It completes the implied phrase "later than I [did]."

This keeps the comparison grammatically correct.

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The phrase "many a" is singular and is followed by a singular noun and verb.

This making "soldier" and "his" the correct forms.

This structure emphasizes the impact on each individual in a large group.

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This chair resembles that of Mr. Rasool Bux.

یہ کرسی جناب رسول بخش کی کرسی سے ملتی ہے۔

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"Resemble" is a transitive verb, meaning it takes a direct object.

It doesn't require a preposition like "to", "with", or "of" before the object it describes.

In this case, the object is "that of Mr. Rasool Bux"

So, no preposition like of, to, or with is used after resemble.

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The sentence should read, "He have resigned from job and have finished the task."

However, note that "He" typically pairs with "has," but this phrasing assumes casual usage.

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"Justice" is a noun, referring to the concept of fairness, morality, and righteousness in the application of the law.

In the phrase "Justice delayed is justice denied", "justice" is used as a noun to refer to the outcome or result of a fair and impartial legal process.