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The sentence is converted to active voice as "Did the mother dry the clothes in the lawn?"

The auxiliary verb "did" is used, followed by the base form "dry" for correct tense in active voice.

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The phrase "as plentiful as blackberries" means very abundant.

It refers to something that exists in large quantities.

It easily available like blackberries in nature.

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Not only the teacher but students were laughing.

نہ صرف استاد بلکہ طلباء بھی ہنس رہے تھے۔

"Were" is used to agree with the plural subject "students," following the rule of proximity in compound subjects.

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The last holiday we spent in Canada is much more expensive than we had expected.

"Much" is used to intensify the adjective "expensive" in comparison to expectations.

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The relationship here is "a small or brief expression of something larger."

Just as glint is a small flash of light, a whiff is a faint trace of scent.

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The relationship is "solution to a need":

Food satisfies hunger, just as rest satisfies weariness.

This analogy pairs a remedy with a condition.

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The phrase "Cleanliness is next to Godliness" suggests that cleanliness is a highly valued virtue.

It reflecting purity and discipline similar to spiritual or moral standards.

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Mood refers to the emotional effect or atmosphere created in a piece of writing.

It influences how the reader feels and interprets the expression of the content.

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Correct answer: Play here nicely

The correct active voice is "Let us play here nicely."

This maintains the original meaning while shifting the focus to the action of playing.